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A doily independent student press French, British in food war By MAUREEN JOHNSON linked Britain with France for delicacies. The Daily Star The ban was imposed in ■ - * J Associated Press Writer the first time — ushering in a tabloid is running a "Just Say 1996 because of an outbreak of new era of Anglo-French mis- Non" campaign, urging Britons bovine spongiform LONDON — It may not rank understandings. to drink Californian, Bulgari- encephalopathy, or mad cow with the battles of Agincourt or This latest skirmish, while it an, Australian or anyone, but disease, which researchers Waterloo, but it's war. At least began over beef, has spread to anyone, else's wine. linked to a new strain of the §5 that's what the tabloids say. other products as tempers flare "The Frogs may have started fatal human brain ailment Britain and France, those higher and higher. it, but it's hard to know which Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease. HBI centuries-old enemies and French farmers have lit side of the Channel is behaving France claims to have its ihdlL"^;*jl allies, are at it again — this burning barricades in front of worse," Polly Toynbec wrote in own scientific evidence that m time not over dynasties and British trucks at the tunnel London's upmarket, pro-Euro- British beef is still unsafe. Hav- C*^fc m> f *»^»\ domain, but over who produces entrance. "England is an pean Guardian newspaper. ing spent millions cleaning up Ifcunu'y -»- the dirtiest, most unhygienic island. It is easier to blockade And that's about as liberal its act, Britain has made strong ™ and dangerous-to-eat beef. than the continent," declared and even-handed as it gets. objections, laced with suspi- J*§ SJ^^* The dispute promises to be farmers' leader Luc Guyau. The beef war began in cions that the French are pro- the most serious since, well, A British aristocrat with an August — or rather entered a tecting their own farmers. An Associated Press Photo since the issue was cheap ancient title. Lord Cranborne, new, more emotional phase — EU scientific committee began British lamb in the '80s. has banned French goods from when France refused to join the meeting Thursday in Brussels, Signs declaring a "French Food Free Zone" and "Where We Or perhaps since the historic the tourist shop on his family rest of Britain's partners in the Belgium, to examine the Spit on French Produce" are displayed outside a pub near 1994 opening of the undersea estate, and the agriculture min- 15-nation European Union in French claim. Officials said Bradford in Northern England. Channel Tunnel that physically ister is denying himself French lifting a ban on British beef. thev exDected a ruling Friday. Honors students host Halloween Party Study By CRAIG GIFFORD ed by games, such as bobbing abroad The BG News for apples, face painting, and refreshments, such .s dough- Last night, members of nuts and cider. The honors stu- travels the University and the dents who helped worked at Wood County Nursing each of these stands felt good Home worked together to bring about what they were doing. worldwide enjoyment to little kids and "This is a great experience cheer up the residents of the and is a lot of fun," said Melis- By SARA EATON Wood County Nursing Home. sa Dolejs, freshman business The BG News major. "It is a great way to get The nursjng home held a involved with the community." One program offered at the Halloween party for children, Stephanie Walker, a sopho- University, along with many of which was sponsored and put more biology/premed major, other universities, is study on by the University's Honors shared similar thoughts. "It is abroad. Program Service Learning a great way to help out and Students can travel all over Committee. have some fun at the same the world for a semester to The purpose of this event, time." places where he/she takes according to Kristin Michaels, Each of the children who classes, lives with natives and an Honors Program assistant, attended the party, had a good experiences the culture. was "to give the honors stu- time playing the games and While this opportunity dents a chance to take part in getting into the Halloween seems easy and fun, there are community service and learn at spirit. Many of them had their several requirements students the same time." own highlights of the event. must meet before leaving the "It's something really fun for "This was really fun, espe- country concerning health the students to do and they are cially bobbing for apples; I got codes. going to learn a lot," Michaels BG News Photo/ BEN FRENCH one," said Stephen Adamczak, Sally Raymont, director of said. International Programs Educa- The program was highlight- Kelly Allen, a freshman business major helps Russel Haar pass out candy at Wood County • See HALLOWEEN, page five. tion Abroad, explained that all Nursing Home. students must purchase an International Student Identifi- cation Card (ISIC) which pro- Students worried about high food prices vides discounts and insurance. The ISIC insurance covers type in the prices as orders are By MEGAN BREST prices. most medical expenses, includ- rung up, but they do go through In addition to buying the ing hospital stays due to ill- The BG News training to learn how to operate food, there are overhead costs ness, accident medical cover- the register. to be met, such as labor and Some students are concerned age, accidental death and dis- about several issues relating to . Ana Underman, a freshman, benefits, cost of renovation, said that she worries that the debt service and utilities. memberment, emergency evac- the University's dining ser- uation and repatriation. vices, ranging from the high cashiers are charging her for Maher said that when stu- more food than she buys. dents steal from the cafeteria, While there are some exclu- prices to getting cheated at the sions, such as suicide or war, cash register. "I've talked to a lot of people the overhead prices increase as who've been charged for too well. ISIC insurance covers basic Students who feel that they needs, according to Raymont. are being incorrectly charged many things. I know people "It just takes one student to who have checked their receipt ruin it for everybody, and I Also, according to a student for their food can watch the handbook, ISIC does not register screen and request a and noticed that the cashiers think things are overpriced too, have pressed too many buttons like Snapple products and exclude students who already receipt if they wish. have insurance through their The worry that the cashiers and overcharged them for extra other bottled beverages," she stuff." said. parents or work. are entering the incorrect Not only does the University prices can cease. Laurie Maher, Although the food prices "Students need to keep in may seem high to University mind that with the minimum BG News Photo/ SARA GRJGSBY require its estimated 200-225 classified cashier, said that the students who travel abroad cash register buttons are pre- students, Edward O'Donnell, meal plan, only one-third of the director of dining services, said $871 goes towards food," Jeremy Smith, freshman journal ism major, hands his food card each school year to purchase programmed when downloaded to cashier, Darcy Miller, freshma n special education major. the ISIC card, but Raymont from a disk. The cashiers do not the cost of the food isn't the O'Donnell said. "The rest are only factor in determining the overhead prices that are adjusted to cover the overhead students could use their meal also strongly recommends it. expenses that are related." plan cards, like at the Universi- "Twenty dollars goes a long 10 Ways To Save Money On Meals The degree to which the ty of Akron and OSU. way," she said. prices are raised or reduced "We've been working as hard Each site students can travel will fluctuate depending on as we can, calling businesses to has a residence director, who _l Get ■ fr« mug from ihc cafeteria, saves 20 lo 30 cents per drink, which adds up to substantial savings If used ill Ike lime, and can how much the yearly expenses and asking them what they often is a native of the country be used al all Unlversit) food or a long-time resident, Ray- locatfoas. have increased. would do," Gault said. "Domi- The prices at GT Express noes offered to pay for the card mont said, so they are able to -I I here are meal dealt available every day, one al lunch and one al dlaner. and Chili's are also determined scanner set-up and give 20 per- help students choose a rep- by dining services, since they cent of their profits from stu- utable doctor for regular check- J Eat a salad and side dishes with one main entree Instead of eating a meal made up of three to six eatrees. are a part of the dining services dents using their meal card to ups and sick visits. "They have established ties -I Use dressings from the condiment table that are free Instead of using dressings from the food line that you pay for. operation as well. O'Donnell BGSU. If students push hard said that the prices are not enough and we work together with the medical community," J Eat combo meals available with snapshot saadivkhes- a sandwich, a small boat of fries and a '4 .,/. drink lor a special price, exceptionally high; they are as a team there's nothing we she said. depending oa which sandwich you competitive to most other con- can't achieve." Before leaving the United purchase. venience stores. Another student, Stephanie States, students are required to "BG is one of the only schools Wright, said that she supports receive immunization shots, □ New- free lunch program at Commons- when a chime goes off, whoever to paying at that time gets their meal free. in the country to allow students the idea of eating oft' campus Raymont said. On the other side, host fami- □ It it a few pennies cheaper to weigh lettuce, tomato, and cheese separately rather than to pay the add oa price of 40 cents if you to use their meal plans in con- because then there would be a simply place II on the venience stores," O'Donnell lot more flexibility with when lies go through several inter- sandwich. said. "Students can also use she could eat. views and health inspections to their full meal plan in the [on- Joan Gordon from the Cham- ensure students safety, she -i It is cheaper to buy drinks from the beverage marhiaes than from cans and campus] restaurants and snack ber of Commerce, said that she added. bottles. bars. This is a nice service we thinks students eating off cam- While millions of students Li Buying a lot of food from the UalversKy convenience stores is not economical. are able to provide for the stu- pus is a part of establishing travel to other countries during dents." good community/University college for study abroad pro- U Ask the cashiers for advice, they will let you know the cheaper optloas. Clint Gault, president of relations. grams, just a few end up deal- USG, said they are trying to "It gives students a choice," make off-campus arrangements she said. at fast food restaurants where i See STUDY, page five. www.bgnews.com [email protected]» sn.edu I page 2 The BG News Friday, October 29, 1999
Brian Taylor Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 Money could be better spent Toledo's Franklin Park Mall destitute? Do we really think family of the Third World work- docs not often inspire great that homeless people party in er for a very long time? PEOPLE philosophical thoughts. It is boxes with hot pizza and radio What 1 find offensive about merely a collection of stores, blaring? the atmosphere of Franklin on the strestreet bound together by a better- Do we consider who we leave Park and all malls, department than-average food court. behind when we business stores, grocery stores, car deal- Question: If you were to study abroad, where would you However, a leisurely glide majors, broadcast majors or erships and everything is our go and why? down Marshall Field's escalator heck, even we art majors can attitude as a society toward offers a view that is utterly afford to spend four years chas- them. We, as a primarily mid- offensive, if you think about it. ing a piece of parchment that dle-class society, act as though For those who haven't taken will nearly guarantee us a liv- our moderate or excessive this particular ride: On one's able wage? wealth entitles us to blow right, while riding the escala- make me a more glamorous and Do we consider the harm money on DVD players, leather tor, is an expansive collection of well-esteemed | rson if it were that our slick vinyl club-hop- jackets, latest-model cars and crystal, Lladrd figurines, fine in my possession. ping pants do to our environ- silver jewelry when so many porcelain and designer luggage. That is what 1 find offensive. ment'' Surely not. We don't con- charities need funding and so On one's left, as one approaches I work harder than a dog for sider the chemicals, fumes and many homeless hungry people the first floor, is a display of what I earn today. In the soci- waste involved in processing need just a little bread and a ety that I live in, this wage eve Morgan Ibdd Matt LaRiccia gourmet chocolates, gold and blanket, and they can't even get Paliobiology Political would be barely enough to sur- Do we consider the 13-year- platinum jewelry, glimmering that. Freshman Science evening dresses and leather vive on if my room and board old girls who toil unimaginable We don't need any of this "Canada...I like were not already paid for. And "lb Australia, I've luggage, hours, in dusty, itchy, sweaty stuff. I don't need a cashmere much music if, at the ripe age of 20, I had a always wanted to The department store's light- conditions, with little food and turtleneck I don't even need go there and I ehhh." spouse or even a child lo sup- drink to create our $70 black ing is warm and golden, casting the $9 shoes 1 bought the other love pandas.'' a lustrous sheen over glass port. I would be in trouble. platform oxford shoes? The There are others out then', day. Barefoot people need cases and display tables. Mel- damage done to third world shoes C'old people on the street lifluous muzak soothes the ear. in the world and here in Bowl- countries and their environ- Laura Rudolph ing Green, whose lifestyle does ments by our overseas indus- could use a cashmere turtle- Education These things arc not directed neck far more than I and my toward me. I cannot afford to not even approach mine - tries are nothing when com- Freshman pay more than five dollars for where I am at least eating pared to the damage done to corduroy coat could. "England, because anything, so I certainly would- three squares and wearing other human beings. You could The next time you gloat over I just love those n't be shopping here. I use the mall-bought clothes (though have been born one of those your glossy new Doc Martens, British accents!" escalator and touch the crystal, they were all bought from the laborers. In fact, maybe you think about all the other pairs r* but I don't buy anything. deep discount sale rack), there were born one of those laborers, of shoes you own. Maybe you I can appreciate the beauty are some who are wearing tat- and your hard work and a little can find it in you to give those shiny Docs to someone whose Nick Gurich Sarah Gallucci of the setup, and even I find it tered flannels and living off luck landed you at a four year Marketing own boots are threadbare and Undecided hard not to "need" a brand new mac-n-cheese Then again there institution in Ohio. It doesn't Freshman are some whose lifestyle does duct-taped It's the hardest Freshman cashmere turtleneck when I'm matter. "To McDonald. 'Ireland, because in a place like that It's almost not approach even that they Do we consider the fat cats thing to do ,., but it's the first because that's baby step on the road to a more they actually have as if every nuance of the store cannot feed themselves or their who are chartering private where all the hot hills there." were directed toward me per- children, or cannot keep the planes from the money they egalitarian society. 'broads' are." sonally, urging me gently to do house heated, of even afford to make by managing companies my civic duty to the U.S. econo- live in a home at all. which mark up their merchan- Mary Beth Murlliu is a my by indulging myself and Did Box Citj nally give us dise so much that the profit columnist fur The News. She shelling out the big bucks for an idea of what it's like to lie garnered from one Tommy can be reached at marym<& an item which would simply homeless? Of what it's like to be sweatshirt is enough to feed tin bgnet.bgsu.edu. Current Events by Patrick Johns Colleges should offer N A hlfUCulooS EVENT, JESUS CHRIST Cf\r\£ Common Sense 101 DOWN TO EAIVTH YESTERDAY. UNfoKiUN PIELI, average or less than average essary questions and class par- intellect don't deserve a chance, ticipation aren't substitutes for IV&c'i "REPo£T£« unTrfot/T f\ SouL\ Jlh CfXAYj WIS THE don't deserve an education? Of common sense. Senior citizens course not. I just think that returning to college sometimes some people would be more fall into this category. Their fldST ONE o^THf 5To/?Y- QvKKtY SEnbtt/0 JESUS comfortable somewhere that uxcuse for forgetting what com- can recognize and address their mon sense is that they've been special needs. I'm not talking out in the real world. Freshmen use the excuse that they "Whoever said, haven't been in the real world. 'There are no stupid Then there's Carl and Carla questions,' never took Class Clown who lack intelli- "//' ignorance is bliss, then gence and a sense of humor. wipe the smile from my fair " classes at a large Why do people let them get Rage Against the public school." away with it? Jokes aren't like Machine- fine wine, they don't improve about people with real mental with age. News flash, people: If disabilities. I'm referring to your outdated stand-up routine When people think of college, those people who lack one very important quality: COMMON didn't work in the fifth grade, they think of a place of higher it's too late now. Think before learning and diversity I used to SENSE. Sadly, my tolerance for alcohol far exceeds my toler- you speak, and if that hurts too think that way myself, but my much, then don't speak at all. optimism has been soured by a ance for these people. few bad apples that I have had Unfortunately, common If you think they speak Latin the misfortune of tasting. sense isn't something that can in Latin America — don't despair. Money can't buy com- The problem, especially at a be taught or learned. Let's not lie to ourselves or deny or pre- mon sense, but it can buy a col- large, public university, is that lege degree. not all students are ready for tend that those of us blessed higher learning. with this gift aren't annoyed, Professors and teachers without a degree in common Diversity is great. In fact, I frustrated, even slowed down sense should feel partially welcome cultural, ethnic and by these people. And whoever said, "There are no stupid ques- responsible for these problems. religious diversity with open tions," never took classes at a Perhaps Common Sense 101 arms. It's intellectual diversity that I have a problem with. I'm large public school. I'm paying should be added to the curricu- for my education so I expect to not an intellectual giant by any lum. Ignorance doesn't discrim- measurements. I do believe in be educated. This can't happen inate. It reaches all walks of God, and I do believe that all if my precious class time is con- life. I don't have all the humans were and are created sumed by stupid questions and answers, only the complaints. If Have you hugged your favorite columnist today? equally I don't deserve to live bad jokes. I've helped one stupid person and breathe any more than I'm not stereotyping, but think twice before asking a stu- They need it. someone else who lacks my simply profiling certain types of pid question or telling a bad witty charm or keen sense of undesirable students. There's joke or breeding, then I've Or, write a Letter to the Editor explaining how wrong humor. However, this is a com- "Tommy and Tammy Tries-Too- made a difference. they really are. petitive world whicji brings to Hard," who make up for their mind the idea of "survival of the lack of common sense through Nathan Collins is a U-Wire They need that, too. fittest." overkill. Guest Columnist from Ohio Am I saying that people with Guess what people? Unnec- State University.
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•* Friday, October 29, 1999 The BG News page 3 Mary Beth Murtha Page Three Editor PAGE 3 372-2603 "Pro-Choice." I can't stand that they Establishment to know that you are not ACROSS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ > 5 < - want to tell us what we can and cannot going to give up your right to choose, I 1 Desire drink on campus. Next they'll probably urge you to soap the president's office 5 Go by - 9 Selling feature : be telling us that we can't spit on those windows with the words "One Drink ■ wooden newsstands anymore. I tell you, 14 Lotion ngredtent Bad." I also want everyone to wear T- often ■ fascism isn't dead; it's alive and breed- ."- 1 shirts decorated with the words "You 15 Fancy dolh " ing within the deans and presidents and 16 Pal or Daniel H Stink, One-Drink" every day (this may 17 Blacktrom all those other people who are closing A N B' ■- W their ears to the students. require some of you to decorate more 18 'Quando rapita in H estas." e g. than one shirt; if it's not worth the time 19 Polynesian island V • ■ i. B jfJfJ-M H I imagine you're probably thinking to and money to you, then it means you group 1 H yourself: "Well, shoot, from now on 111 don't really care). 20 Bitty s gaP 1 22 Salad green 1 just walk a few blocks to a grocery store M and buy whichever drink or food product 23 Roger Moore TV In closing, this is the United States of ■■ ■ NI As promised, here is the winning col- I want, and save a few hundred dollars senes ■H umn from my Dumb Contest. It's an America; we citizens have the right to 24 Dads ■ *" 41 in the process." Well, think again. Com- demand that our basic rights be recog- 25 Memoers of a ' "Attack on Your Morals and Political Jewish sect R mon sense dictates that the University ■> Involvement" Column designed to make won't stop at limiting choice on campus; nized, right? And one of these rights is 27 Bill " you feel bad about yourself and get you that would give them too little control. the freedom to choose what we can buy 30 Highest ranking " off your duff so that my will can be 34 Bunco game They're no doubt working out a plan without having to walk for miles (or served. Here we go: 35 Location with local grocers to limit choice within blocks, as the case may be). If the Uni- 36 Makeshift the entire city of Bowling Green. They versity officials refuse to honor that conveyance ■■' I realize that this is an issue that has 38 Surrendenng by received a lot of attention lately, but I plan to take over every aspect of our right, then we owe it to ourselves to C 1999 Tribune Media Sefvicei Inc 1 10/2*99 treaty Ait rgn(s fewfvcrj I want to put my two cents in as well. Sev- lives, and nothing is below them, not retaliate in a non-violent-yet-embar- 40 Right hand man eral people have addressed the issue of even limiting underwear choice (sorry, rassing-and-irritating manner. That is 41 Laser strike 43 Stonecutters Spoling the University allowing only one soft Hanes buyers). all; keep the peace, such as it is. drink company to sell its products on 44 Actress 7 Ol the ischium CROSS, Benaderei campus, but nobody has addressed the Additionally, you commuters are 8 Resting spot probably thinking: "I can just buy food So there you have it. I have put yet 45 Copter port 9 1980 FBI word real matter at hand*. What we are look- 47 Dejected investigation products from my hometown and bring another coin in the overflowing fountain ing at here is the loss of our basic 48 Protestant sect 10 Travels Dy glider LOOKING FOR them with me; I've got nothing to worry that is Political Discourse. Without memBers human freedoms. 11 Afew ANSWERS IN ALL about." Sorry, guys, but you're not off obnoxious radicals like me, you'd have 53 Reiner and Jung 12 Seth'sson Even if you don't agree with or even the hook, either. The higher-ups will no way to tell who is keeping a level 56 OfthebacKtxxre 13 Herbal quaffs THE WRONG 57 Reprobates 21 Rube like what I've said before, I'm sure you'll likely pass astronomical fines on any- head in matters like this. It really 58 Unemployed 24 sables' km PLACES? body caught with a beverage purchased agree that I'm smarter than you. I have shouldn't matter what one moron thinks 59 Radame* love 26 Mcdco GET SOME HELP carefully thought this issue over, and I outside the Bowling Green city limits about any one issue; the important part 60 Heavenly harpist 27 Threesome will attend to every aspect of it and offer ($25 for a can, $500 for a six-pack, 61 Property claim 28 Long period FROM THE is whether the community on the whole 62 Check horses a solution that you never would have $1,000 for a two-liter). None of this has 29 Proribils is being served properly And I think we 63 "Beau 30 Knife thrust ANSWER KEY — thought up. happened yet, but I'm sure that it will if 64 Concludes 31 Toledo's lake www.bgnews.com we allow the University to limit our all know what is right when it comes to 65 Scona 32 Nothing m If the University stiffs choose to have right to choose. our freedom to choose ... what was it Nogaies us be "sponsored," as it were, by a single again? DOWN 33 been had1 drink manufacturer, they limit our right Of course, there's only one way to stop 1 "The Man Who 35 Mooncalf 46 Knitted and Comanea this impending oppression. We, the stu- _ There" 37 Actor Mineo 47 Fall as ice 52 Casual coinages to choose what we put in our bodies. I 2 Mueuin's God 39 Sexy lady of the 49 S«i-slope 53 Rocky outcrop know that the vast majority of students dent body, have go to take action. We're 3 Nary asoU BeatJes transportarion 54 Top-drawer do not want this to happen, and I share not pulling our collective weight on this •Several people have, but it makes 4 Adolescents 42 Like elevator 50 Snakespearean 55 Decor you car their opinion. It's really not surprising issue, and you specifically are pulling my argument stronger if I claim to he 5 Sloe ideas muse sprite throw? how much of us are, to coin a phrase, less than everybody else, if you want the the only one who thought it up. 6 Copland and 45 Sticky situation 51 Gymnast 56 Depraved p some of the Fox Sports Net regional affiliates Perry Stadi UPCOMING HK"** *«y um. A. itsDryannual Dock willHalloween be sponsoringPart c?l/c-nto Admission is free. Dry Docky 8 - 11:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 29 has been established to provide BG Jaycees Trail of Terror a non-alcoholic social alterna- Admission is $5. For more 8 a.m. - noon tive for BGSU students. Harsh- information or to volunteer, call man Galley. Morning Pick Me Up 354-BGJC. St. John's Nature Preserve. Ohio weather WORD What a way to start the day; 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 29 Women's Ice Hockey is selling of the day coffee, juice and doughnuts. Hold Me! 8 p.m. AccuWeathet* forecast for daytime conditions, high/low temperatures Math Science Center. Newcomers' Production. Jules . Beetlejuice quiescent Feiffer comedy on trials and tri- UAO film. $2 with University umphs of big city life. Universi- 3:30 p.m. ID. Ill Also showing at 11 p.m. Function: adjective ty Theatre Production. For Olscamp Hall. Men's Tennis - 4th Annual Tickets, call 419-372-2719. Joe Etymology: Latin quiescent-, Halloween Practice E Brown Theatre. 8 p.m. quiescens, present participle of Keefe Courts. Hold Me! quiescere to become quiel, rest, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 30 Newcomers' Production. Jules from quies Feiffer comedy on trials and tri- Hockey vs. Alaska Fair- umphs of big city life. Univcrsi Date: 1605 banks 10 a.m. ty Theatre Production. For Falcon icers host Nanooks in Women's Soccer hosts Tickets, call 419-372-2719. Joe 1 : marked by inactivity or first home league series. Toledo E. Brown Theatre. BGSU Ice Arena. repose : tranquilly at rest Today's contest was originally scheduled for Sept. 29. 9p.m. - Midnight 2 : causing no trouble or 8 - 11:30 p.m. Cochrane Field Dia de los Muertos Dance symptoms
Melissa Naymik Editor-in-Chief WORLD NEWS 372-6966
Iraq claiming it shot down allied plane "Smart" vending machines being tested Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer ISTANBUL, Turkey — Responding to Iraqi fire, U.S. war- Eye on ATLANTA — Soft-drink makers such as Coca-Cola are study- planes bombed an Iraqi anti-aircraft artillery site in the north- ing "smart" vending machines that would allow them to raise ern no-fly zone on Thursday, a U.S. military statement said. prices by remote control when it's hot outside, and cut prices U.S. planes dropped precision-guided bombs on the site east of when business is slow. Mosul, 250 miles north of Baghdad, the Germany-based U.S. Happy Halloween Coke acknowledged on Thursday that it is conducting such European Command said. tests. But using such technology to raise prices "is something we All planes left the area safely, it said. The Iraqi military claimed it shot down an allied warplane, don't see happening anytiiiie soon, if ever," Coke spokesman Rob according to a statement carried by the official Iraqi News Buskin said. Agency. "You could probably make a vending machine that could fly, Iraq has previously claimed to have shot down a number of too," he said, "but I don't think we would do that. Our plans for U.S. and British aircraft over its territory, but has never pro- the technology aren't about raising the price." duced evidence. The statement did not say whether Iraq had The idea drew a snipe from Coke's main rival, Pepsico. found any debris from the downed plane. "We think machines that raise prices in hot weather exploit Iraqi forces have challenged the planes since December. consumers," said spokesman Jeff Brown. Bladder cancer test shows promise Rapid change in global climate possible Associated Press Writer AP Science Writer LONDON —An experimental urine test to detect bladder can- WASHINGTON — An ice age that gripped the Earth for thou- cer shows promise of catching the disease in its early stages and sands of years ended abruptly when temperatures soared, could be adapted to test for colon, prostate and other cancers, a according to new findings that suggest the world's climate can new study says. change in just a few decades. People often discover they have bladder cancer when they go to the doctor with blood in their urine. The study prompts fresh concerns that climate change from Despite this ominous sign, doctors typically accurately detect global warming could happen suddenly, experts say. only about one in 20 cases, even though tumors by then may be Jeffrey P. Sevcringhaus of the Scripps Institution of Oceanog- raphy said that a new method of analyzing gases trapped in quite large, according to Dr. Gareth Williams, a pathologist at Associated Press Photo the Cancer Research Campaign Institute at Cambridge Univer- Greenland ice shows that the air temperatures warmed rapidly sity in England, where the test was developed. Holly Bates, (right), a freshman at Topeka High School, plays at the end of the last ice age about 15,000 years ago. The new test, which detects a protein shed in large amounts her flute through her Halloween mask as she and the There was a 16 degree abrupt warming at the end of the last from cancer cells into the urine, could reduce the number of peo- marching band played for a middle school Halloween ice age," said Severinghaus, lead author of a study to be pub- ple who are forced to undergo risky biopsies by ruling out those parade. lished Friday in the journal Science. "It happened within just a whose suspicious symptoms are not related to cancer, said couple of decades. The old idea was that the temperature would Williams. change over a thousand years. But we found it was much faster." Get Involved and meet new people! Find It In The Join a student organization BG News! THIS YEAR A LOT OF COLLEGE SENIORS WILL BE GRADUATING INTO DEBT. J. Smith M.D. Welcome the Holiday Season with us at the 32nd Annual Under the Army's General Medicine & Pain Management Olde English Yuletide Dinners. Loan Repayment Accepting New Patients program, you could get Immediate Appointments Available This unique event will be presented out from under with a at 7:00pm Friday, December 10 and three-year enlistment. Saturday, December 11 Each year you serve 354-6166 in the Grand Ballroom of the on active duty reduces your indebtedness by one- Bowling Green State University Union. third or $1,500, which- \ r% ever amount is greater, \ G* *&, up to a $65,000 limit. 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> Friday, October 29, 1999 The BG News page 5 STUDY Continued from page one. required to boil all water they some of the countries are really smart when they travel," she use to avoid any poisoning, she unsafe, a lot of risks", she said. said. "Still have to have your ing with medical emergencies said. "If you know the risks that wits about you when you go out or problems, according to some. "Most deal with intestinal shouldn't stop you from foing to there. Just because it looks "Considering the number of difficulty, which is a fact of life prettier doesn't mean it's safer." ITHE RENOMTION study abroad. For the most people who study abroad, in those countries," Ekstran part, they are avoidable." Snyder agreed. said. "The food is different." "Use common sense," he (emergencies] are not often at Not only do students need to all. Less than one in 100 over Another concern in develop- said, explaining that students pay attention to safety mea- COMING! 40 years," Helle Gjerlufsen, ing countries is tropical dis- should remember they are no field director of Denmark's eases and poisonous snake or sures for health reasons, but longer in their country or cul- International Study Program, spider bites, which present Gjerlufsen recommends they ture. "Students must change said another new threat to students pay attention to other safety themselves to fit into their cul- Kristen Ekstran, admissions studying abroad. issues. ture." counselor of the School for Ekstran remembered a case "They have to be street International Training, agreed. from last summer when a stu- "With 1,400 students a year dent got Dengay fever, a mos- Rail Travel Safety Tips in developing countries, there quito born illness. The student are very few health concerns was medically evacuated back that come up," she said. to the United States for treat- -1 Keep your rail pass with your other valuables in a Jeffery Snyder, representa- ment. minify belt around your waist or which hangs from tive of American Institute of According to Raymont, ISIC Foreign Study, agreed, explain- insurance covers this expense, your neck under your clothes. ing that when things happen which can cost anywhere from The Union goes offline January 2000. abroad, they are more embell- $10, 000 to $12,000 for average _J Do not leave your rail pass in your bag ished in the United States in cases. while sleeping in overnight trains. Plan your events as early as possible. news reports. Ekstran remembered anoth- "It's not often, but when you er medical evacuation case J Lock the door of your train car before you go to hear about it, it's big," he said. when a student in Brazil had sleep at night In Europe, Gjerlufsen an appendicitis. The medical explained, medical technology evacuation team had the stu- is very similar to that of the J Always check your teat and luggage rack for any dent back to the United States valuables left behind before exiting the train. Zel Theatre United States. quick enough to perform a suc- "They don't run into much cessful surgery with a medical 127 N. Main, B.G. * 353-1361 that they wouldn't here," she staff. -I Be suspicious of strangers larking by your belongings: said. never leave your suitcases unattended. While European countries Although there are medical problems abroad, an appendici- may not vary much from the J Photocopy your rail pass and keep with copies of United States, more precau- tis is a medical condition that ERiCAN BEAUTY E other valuable papers. tions are taken for developing will happen regardless of a per- countries, according to son's location, as Ekstran point- Fri 6:00 8:15 Ekstran. ed out. Taktii lr«m tfcr Sludml Tratth Mira/inr Sat 1-JO 3:45 6:00 8:15 In many places, students are "There is a perception that HALLOWEEN Sun 2:00 4:30 7:00 9 JO Continued from page one. ing mouse costumes. "The best sell Haar, resident of the home. were all able to gain a great part is the costume contest," Norman DeWitt, also a resi- deal from this Halloween party. Celebrating 4 Years of Rocky!! age 10. Bockbrader said. dent of the nursing home "It's good for everyone to give "Getting candy was the best The students who walked agreed. some of their time to help a lit- Double Feature part," said Cody Walls, age 9. through the halls of the nurs- "I am very happy seeing the tle," Walker said. "We get so ing home, receiving candy little kids," he said. According to Debbie Bock- caught up with college that we brader, 12, she enjoyed attend- passed out by the residents, "It's been a lot of fun," said ing the party because "it is bet- were able to put smiles on the Glenna Crawford, a nursing sometimes don't have time to I^TisriL Vcjueen ter than just sitting at home." faces of the residents. home resident. appreciate the holidays." She and her sister wore match- "I am enjoying this very well, University students, nursing "It makes me feel good mak- it is right up my ally," said Rus- home residents and children ing others happy," Dolejs said. o R Peanut Butter Drive Fri&Sat Dear Students, You are important residents of our community. As Bowling Green's mayor I promise to respond to your concerns, to provide you with good serv- ice and to assure you fair and equal treatment. SEEKING HOMER My family has been part of BGSU for 36 years - • My three children, their spouses and I have BGSU degrees. • My husband was a faculty member and administrator. • I was Director of Conferences and Training Programs in Continuing Education, International & Summer Programs. I have served the city - • 20 years on City Council, 9 years as President of Council • 18 years as Chair of the Council Finance Committee • Participated on every major Council Committee I have been active in our community • Black Swamp Arts Festival volunteer • League of Women Voters, president • Convention & Visitors Bureau • Heritage 2000 Downtown Renovation Project Tues. 11/2/99 Union Ballroom Vote Joyce KEPKE for Mayor on November 2! FREE Psid foe hy ihe Ktpkc lor Mayor Commiltcc: William J. Fischer. Chsir 304 S. Church St.. Bowling Green, OH 4.1402 8:89 p.m. I * page 6 The BG News Friday, October 29, 1999 Ana Pereira and Tony Recznik NOW Co- Editors NOW 372-6966 'Tango' cute film 'Coolboarders 4' no fun By JAMES ELDRED 'create-a-player' feature, much By DUSTIN WHITE The BG News in the vein of the WCW and The BG News It seems that "Coolboarders" WWF games, except that it is the game franshise no one sucks. You can change your "Three to Tango" has three of asked for. boarder's height, weight, and today's hottest TV stars all in The first "Coolboarders" sold choose from a very small num- one movie. Neve Campbell of well because it was the only ber of predetirmened outfits. "Party of Five," Matthew Perry snowboarding game for the For some reason, the choices of "Friends," and Dylan McDer- Playstation. The sequel, "Cool- you make serve no relevance to mott of "The Practice," star in boarders 2," sold well because it the performance of your board- this romantic comedy that has was one of two snowboarding er whatsoever. A 300-pound, 8 - a hint of drama occasionally games for the Playstation, the foot boarder has the same skill thrown into it. other being the first "Cool- as a skinny midget. Aside from two feet and fell on his Oscar Novak (Perry) is a boarders." the fact that I made a boarder ass.What's even worse is that young architect on his way up. Then "Coolboarders 3" was that bears a striking resem- when you pull off a trick, He and his partner, Peter released and for some ungodly blance to Fat Albert, this fea- it doesn't always give vou the Steinberg, played by Oliver Photo Provided reason, it also sold well. Not ture is pointless. points for it. On the Trickmas- Platt, have just landed the only were there other, very Despite all the changes, the ter track, I did the prevoiously Actors of 'Three to Tango,' a cute romantic comedy worst aspect of all three previ- chance of a lifetime; Chicago good, snowboarding games out mentioned spin move over events follow, leading to Oscar what could have been a fun and ous games in the series, unfor- three times, but the game tycoon Charles Newman chose becoming the most famous gay exciting ending. When Amy and for the Playstation by now, but them to compete for the design this game was actually worse tunatly, has not been changed. penalized me for not doing man in Chicago, and he is left Oscar almost kiss, then have The control is just horrible, them. It got incredibly annoy- of a multi-million dollar cultur- to continue the masquerade. second thoughts that stop the than the first two "Coolboard- er" games. That's quite an making the game nearly impos- ing, and within a half hour I al center. To make matters Perhaps the most refreshing obligatory first kiss, the flick sible to play at some times. The even more difficult, Newman accomplishment, considering was throwing my controller on character and aspect of the takes its downturn into an moves can be next to imposslie the floor and yelling at the put Oscar and Peter in competi- movie is Oliver Platt, who does abyss of triviality. If the charac- just how bad they were. Now, for whatever reason, to pull off, because the game screen. tion with their archrivals and an excellent job in his support- ters had kissed then, the end- never recognizes the fact that 989 studios has decided to con- "Coolboarders 4" may have former colleagues Decker and ing role as gay man Peter ing could have taken many dif- you are doing them. I tried tinue the series with "Cool- great graphics, pretty good Strauss. Steinberg, Oscar's business ferent paths that would have many times to pull off a very music, real-life boards and real- Newman is quickly boarders 4," which continues partner. In one scene, Peter made it much more memorable. simple 360 spin, all I had to do life boarders riding them, but impressed with Oscar's sincere shows no mercy as Oscar puts I would recommend this the tradition set by the previ- was hold one button and noth- ous three games of the series by that doesn't change the fact dedication to winning the job his foot in his mouth continual- movie to anyone that has a love ing else. My boarder didn't spin that is not fun to play at all. It having really pretty graphics and decides that Oscar would ly by unintentionally insulting of cute, romantic comedies. in mid-air and pull off an offers nothing new to the snow- and really ugly everything else. be the perfect man to spy on his him and his gay lifestyle. The attractive, talented stars impressive landing with much boarding genre, and when it's mistress Amy (Campbell). Amy The film overall is very pre- do their best to liven-up the for- The graphics are really applause, as he should of, not boring it's just plain frus- is treated like an investment to dictable. It has a plot that fol- mualic plot. This feel-good great, so at least you'll have instead he just leaped about trating. Charles, something that must lows a specific course and movie sticks with what will something nice to look at while be jealously guarded. rarely deviates to something please the viewer of the theater. you throw your controller on As could easily be predicted, new and different. This is not to the ground in disgust. The ani- Oscar ill-- lops a liking for say that the movie is not mation is better than ever Amy, a beautiful and deter- charming. The chi./acters l» .'(ire. making the characters mined artist, who begins to played by Perry and Campbell look even better than before. have feelings for Oscar too. are very endearing and well- More detail was also added to Oscar just may have found the acted. the actual courses, with realis- woman of his dreams! The humor in "Three to tic powder effects and longer The dream is short-lived Tango" avoids being trite by more detailed slopes. when Oscar discovers that he coming out of left field with More variety was also added had only the job of spying on much of the comedic action— to the game. New events Amy because Charles mistak- an enhanced modification of include the Trickmaster map, enly thinks Oscar is gay. Amy 1930's-style slapstick. The first in which you have a set amount also believes him to be gay, and encounter between Amy and of track to pull off every trick in it is not long till Oscar's friends, Oscar proves to be full of the game, and a much family, and basically everyone laughs. improved half-pipe that is PHOTO PROVIDED in Chicago think that he is gay. Unfortunately, the last 15 much easier to pull of tricks, on. A crash course series of minutes of the movie pillage Also added to the game is the A national job matching web site is great. If you're looking for a job in Dubuque. College Degree Law Degree It's a jungle out there. You need every advantage you can get to leap to the top of your profession. You need a Law Degree. r Another edge: Capital University Law School. Capital offers flexible full-time and part-time day or evening programs, distinguished faculty, innovative initiatives and Ohio excellent placement. And, we're in the heart of Columbus' legal, judicial and governmental community. 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Heather was recom- meet she is competing on the to God. mended to Van De Walle by a court, it is hard to tell if the 5- "I get my strength from coach of Greig and the rest is By MATTHEW P. LYONS foot 6-inch senior setter is a God," Greig said. "I just want to history. The BG News Bowling Green volleyball play- perform to my ultimate level. I "I came down to an official The Falcon men's and er helping her team to another just want to use my talents to visit and I just loved BG," Greig wqmen's cross country team win or a fierce warrior leading the best of my ability so I can said. "I felt like I had good will head to Kent State Univer- her troops into battle. give that back." chemistry with the team and I sity on Friday for the Mid- Greig is passionate about her loved coach. I really liked the American Conference Champi- "I just try to give it every- team's performance. After East- school too so I just signed on onship meet. thing I have," Greig said. "I ern Michigan the visit." The women's team is looking think about really inspirational snapped BG's Greig's presence was notice to defend its MAC crown with- people like William Wallace, eight game right away. Her energy and out long-time coach Steve Price. Rocky, or Rudy. People that win streak, enthusiasm was present in BG has had to adjust to a new have done something great in Greig stood on every practice. coach and fight off injury. But the past have given everything the court with "When I first met Heather despite the setbacks they have they have. That's what I want her head my freshman year I remember shown they are still in con- to be remembered for." down, staring that she had so much energy," tention with a third place finish Intensity is nothing Heather at the Ander- senior teammate Kris Pesorda .il the Pre-NCAA meet two lacks. Greig was named co-cap- son Arena said. Tom (assistant coach weekends ago in Indiana. tain of the team her junior year Heather Greig floor in disap- Hanna) called her Sparky Five seniors will be running when she took over the role of pointment. because she had too much ener- their final MAC race for the setter from former Falcon and "Heather has very good lead- gy. We would have to tell her to Orange and Brown this week- now assistant coach Wendy ership skills," Van De Walle settle down. It would get out of end. Jessica LaFene, Angie (Watkins) Teaman. She already said. "One of the best qualities hand." Michael, Liberty Mitchell, ranks fifth in school history about Heather is that she cares Since her freshman year the Nikki Monroe and Carrie behind Teaman in career assist. very deeply about leading this fiery player that sports the Rezentes will be saying good- "She is one of the most team to the top." number three on her back has bye to the team after this sea- intense players I've coached," The senior setter has been matured into not only a better son. But the future looks bright BG coach Denise Van De Walle playing volleyball since fifth player, but a better person. thanks to a strong freshman said. "She loves to compete and grade. She says by her eighth Greig says that she has become class. she loves volleyball. It shows grade year with the help of a more spiritual since attending Women's coach Cami Wells is every single day. She's not just great coach, she wanted to play BG. Heather is the President of beaded into her first conference a gamer, sh- comes into prac- volleyball solely. Greig had a Fellowship of Christian Ath- championship meet confident of tice the satr..- way everyday." love for volleyball over all the letes. what her team can do. Wells Greig is all about giving her other sports she played. She "I think she has definitely also has some goals for her whole heart to volleyball. Day transferred her junior year to a changed since her freshman BG News Photo/ BEN FRENCH team to meet this weekend. in and day out she comes into high school with a bigger pro- Anderson Arena and uses all year," Van De Walle said. "The "Right now I see us in the gram because she wanted to be change that has taken place in BG setter heather Greig goes for a dig. The senior has been the top three," Wells said. "Our goal her energy on the court. Team- spark for the Falcon volleyball team this season. Her play is a noticed more by college her [her becoming a Christian] is to finish as close together as mates talk of Greig diving after recruits. big reason for the netters improvement this season. possible. Hopefully within 45 balls way out of the reach of the If college recruits didn't sec has just helped her athletics seconds of one another. We West Bloomfield, Michigan her perform, they definitely want to try to keep everyone in native. This hustle added with heard about her performances. • See GREIG, page nine. the top 25. We will have a good chance to win it if we can do that. Wells believes the course at Women's basketball picked fourth in poll Memory of Kent will help her team run By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM many question marks." and sophomore forward Dana shoot three-pointers well. The some fast times. The BG News While the team may be inex- Western (5-11). team hit 135-of-400 trey Stewart "It should be a fast course," Not much is expected of the perienced, the seven newcom- New guards are freshmen attempts for .338 percent. said Wells. "It will be nice for Bowling Green women's bas- ers are Knoblauch's first Megan Jerome (5-9), Regina "We shot them well last them to get some fast times ketball team this season. recruits since becoming BG's Smith (5-3) and Kim Greich (5- year," Knoblauch said. "We honored after all of the hard courses we In the annual preseason coach. That should mean the 7). New forwards are junior hope to shoot them again, By DOUG FERGUSON have had to run." Mid-American Conference team will execute Knoblauch's Afra Smith (5-9), freshmen which I don't sec why not. We AP Golf Writer The men's team is also look- media polls, which normally trademark run-and-press style Karen Stocz (6-0) and Pam have really good shooters. Ball- HOUSTON — The skirl of a ing for a strong finish Friday at means nothing but where of basketball better this year, a Brown (6-0). They will look to handling and passing will also Kent State after a meet this lone bagpipe playing the Scot- teams stand in terms of style the team struggled to fill in for the departure of Jacki be better. I want players that tish lament "Going Home" cut past weekend at Eastern Michi- respect, the Falcons were adjust to throughout last year. Raterman. She led the team can handle the ball. Several gan University. through ghostly fog in a chilling picked to finish fourth behind Knoblauch is focusing on that with 20.8 points per game and players will play different posi- tribute to Payne Stewart before BG ran several guys who Kent, Akron and Miami in the positive. eight rebounds. tions for us but they played were those who finished in the the start of the Tour Champi- East Division. In fact, second- "Since we have seven new The Falcons also have a point guard for their high onship on Thursday. upper part of the team. Coach year head coach Dee Knoblauch players, we have a new atti- walk-on sophomore Rachal school teams." With sullen faces and vacant Martin used this as one way of was surprised her team wasn't tude," Knoblauch said. "I can Hamilton (6-1). Hamilton gives While the roster designates determining who he will run at picked lower due to its lack of take them and mold them into the team needed size. Hamil- eyes, Stewart's peers on the positions to players, Knoblauch PGA Tour sat on white folding the conference meet. experience. the type of players I want them ton, Stocz and Brown are the "Dave Anderson had a great to be." only players listed at 6-0 and calls her style of play position- chairs on the first tee of Cham- But that doesn't bother her pions Golf Club to honor his meet," Martin Said. "Vince because the team will use that Knoblauch will look to senior above. The team will concen- less. It's similar to what IMoluskyl also had a great race memory at the tournament as motivation to sneak up on guards Jaymee Wappes (5-foot- trate on rebounding due to the Phoenix Suns coach Danny and is gaining confidence. Mike people. For that to happen, 5) and Sherry Kahle (5-10 and lack of size. where he was to have played. Triola again had a really great Knoblauch is challenging the also a forward) for leadership "We work on boxing out Ainge considers "Small Ball." "He loved to laugh and he race. He has been running well seven newcomers to come in and helping the newcomers every single day," Knoblauch The Suns are known for putting was not ashamed to cry. I'm not the last month or so." and contribute right away. make the transition. said. "But I tend to think height four players on the perimeter, going to be ashamed of my The Falcon men will be tears this morning, and neither "1 hope so," Knoblauch said Also returning from last is a little overrated. I'd much exploiting mismatches and dri- •without the services of sopho- of sneaking up on people. "I've year's 13-14 overall and 9-7 rather have speed than height. should you," Tom Lehman said. more Tom Kutter. Kuttcr is still told people they're guess is as MAC team are junior guard W"'re a lot quicker and more ving. "When he died on Monday, a big recovering from a leg injury good as mine as to what type of Angie Farmer (5-9), sophomore athletic than last year." part of us died, too." that has kept him out the last season we'll have. We have so guard Francine Miller (5-11) The team will also have to Stewart, a winner of 18 tour- few weeks as well as Friday's • See BASKETBALL, page nine. naments around the world and meet. Nolan Fahrer will return three major championships, from a back injury as well. was as traditional in his knick- Martin believes his team is ers anH tam o'shanter as the good enough to finish in the Tennis holds intersquad game game itself That spirit lived on upper half of the MAC, but in a service that showcased Relieves it will be a battle for The BG News "It's kind of like the football golf's roots. ihe middle placements. Shrouded by an eerie fog, the ij "I think we are right where After a competitive but spring game in a way," Harris bagpiper walked 100 yards jve want and need to be at this said. "It's kind of our fall game." strong season the Falcons will toward the first tee playing a Si me of the season," said Mar- finish with two off-the-wall The match is set up as a dual song about a Scotsman finally tin. "If everyone runs up to returning to his homeland. their potential, not just in our events. The first one to take match playing three doubles program but in all the pro- place is the Intersquad match and six singles matches. "It was beautiful," Tim Her- grams, we could be fifth or followed by the Halloween ron said. "The bagpipes drew The next activity is the you into Payne Stewart. When Sixth. It's going to be an inter- Practice the next day. esting day." fourth annual Halloween Prac- you think of bagpipes, you ■ Martin sees Central Michi- Junior Ben Ashford said the tice which takes place on Fri- think of Payne." gan as the clear favorite for the Halloween day starting at 3:30 as well. Stewart was traveling to Texas to play in the Tour Cham- men's title this year. Practice is fun "It was theirs to win last The men's team invited the pionship when his plane t-ear and they lost so it is possi- and the Inter- women's team to participate for crashed. Killed with Stewart ble," Martin said. "But, they are squad match their second year in a row as were his agents, Robert Fraley . year older, have been in this gets an intense and Van Ardan; pilots Michael situation before, and have run they all dress up in an assort- Kling and Stephanie Bellegar- reat throughout the year. This competition ment of costumes and compete rigue; and Bruce Borland, one frear they are hands above any between the in a round robin match. of Jack Nicklaus' golf course Lther school in the conference, designers. Jay Harris teams . Included in the event are a so the pressure is on them to Starting Not every one was convinced win." couple of flights of doubles and the tour should have proceeded . Martin also has some goals today at 3:30 on the Kecfe then a championship match. At with the tournament, but PGA ?or his team on Friday. Courts, the members of the the end of the meet, Harris will Tour commissioner Tim Finchem was among those who "Our top three guys have to men's tennis team along with hand out awards such as best |;et out with the leaders," said said it could be a platform to their two coaches Jay Harris costume. Martin. "At the three mile honor Stewart. and volunteer assistant Radu Jnarker we need to be in posi- "All the guys worked hard BO New» Photo/ BEN FRENCH "We are still in shock, 72 Hart .in will battle it out against hours after the terrible plane tion to be fifth or sixth. We can- this semester and it's just a A men's tennis player stretches to keep a volley alive. The team each other in the Fall Inter- crash on Monday took from us good way to finish," Ashford wraps up its fall season with an Intersquad scrimmage and the one of our great champions," • See CROSS, page nine. squad match. said. annual Halloween practice this weekend. Finchem said. I . Friday, October 29, 1999 The BG News page Men's regular season at EMU By DAVK TRUMAN be ready to play. The intensity play is undetermined. Mahler and emotion will all be turned said Olson is suffering from a The BG M N s up a notch because it's the MAC knee infection and is day-to- Sunday's road contest .it tournament " day. Eastern Michigan will close the regular season for the- Bowling As for Sunday's match, slat- Eastern Michigan has never Green men's soccer team. ed for a 2 p.m. kickoff, the Fal- beaten BG in a series that cons are hoping to win the dates back to 1981. The Falcons A win guarantees the Fal- game, but also to use it as final cons (7-9-1, 3-2-1 MAC) the have recorded 10 shutouts preparation for the tourna- against the Eagles over those third seed in the MAC tourna- ment. ment, a loss would drop them 21 games with an average final into fourth place. "We want to take that game score of 3-1. and use it as a learning experi- Daniel Kitching leads EMU The Eagles have struggled ence to help us gear up for the through a 1-5 MAC season and scorers with four goals while are 6-10 overall. MAC tournament," BG goal- teammate Drew Drummond keeper Ty Fowler said. has amassed a team-high eight "The way I've got it figured, I assists. think we'll probably play The Falcons will regain the Northern Illinois in the first services of Fred Degand, Jason BG co-captain Chris Dore BG News Photo/ BEN FRENCH round," BG coach Mel Mahler Bryant and Adam Erhard who can move into seventh place in said. "It may be a little harder all were forced to sit out career goals by a Falcon with Falcon midfielder Kevin Wisniewski is surrounded by Oakland University attackers as he drib- road to go because they are the Wednesday's 1-0 non-confer two goals and can crack the top bles the ball down the field. host school We beat them here ence loss to Oakland at ten in assists. He needs just one 4-1 and with them being the Cochrane Field. to tie Kyle Royer and Joe Burch host, I would imagine they will Reserve Zac Olson's ability to for ninth place. 25 years later, 'Rumble-in-jungle' remembered By ED SCHUYLER Jr. trainer, said "I thought he was poetry-spouting Ali and the like a butterfly, sting like a He also passed time by regal- match. AP Boxing Writer a dope. I was cussing him out brooding Foreman stood flam- bee," although he floated slower ing anybody by how he had Foreman began to tire, and every round, telling him to get boyant promoter Don King, and stung less in 1974 than he learned to train li/.ards. late in the eighth round Ali NEW YORK — George Fore- in the middle of the ring He who got the two fighters to sign did when he dazzled boxing "You just had to make the threw a combination off the man remembers why he went told me, 'I know what I'm for $5 million each. He then got during the 1960s. best of it," he said ropes. and Foreman doing.'" to Hawaii instead of home to people to put up the money. "I'd been knocking everybody Finally, with an equatorial corkscrewed his way to the can- Houston after the fight. It was about 4:30 a.m. (10:30 some of it from President out. Now, I would have consid- African dawn approaching, the V.IS p.m. Oct. 29 in the eastern "The islanders and birds did- Mobutu of Zaire, who was seek- ered winning a decision good," fight happened. A video tape of the fight con- United States) when Ali set out ing world-wide publicity for said Foreman, adding he was .i firmed that Foreman was up n't know who I was," said Fore- to regain the championship Foreman began looking for a himself and his country. much smarter lighter when he before referee Zack Clayton man, who was suffering from before more than 50,000 fans in knockout from the opening bell, The fight was set for Sept. came hack in 1987 after a 10- reached the count of 10. "pain, disappointment and the Twentieth of May Stadium, and his sledge-hammer blows embarrassment." 25, but had to be rescheduled year layoff to become history's had onlookers thinking it was Foreman complained that he many of them screaming, "Ali when Foreman got cut in spar- oldest heavyweight champion Foreman had lost the heavy- booma-yay (Ali kill him)." just a matter of time before he did beat the count, but Thurs- weight championship of the ring. than he was in 1974. succeeded. day he said, "He'd probably Ali had made himself the "I don't think the postpone world on an eighth-round "hometown" favorite, casting Ali, who now suffers from "He was looking for a home would have put me back." knockout. ment hurt me." Foreman said Parkinson's Disease, would run." Dundee said. "I was pretty bitter for a lot himself as the good guy against in a telephone interview Thurs- "To me it seems like another the fearsome 25-year-old cham- lose, then win the title a third After three rounds, Ali had of years," Foreman said. "I day. "He was always going to world as I look b( ■ k on it," pion. time before retiring in 1981. devised the rope-a-d. >c and never got the feeling he beat win." Foreman said of thai fight on Most boxing people, however, When Foreman got cut, Foreman was pu/./.led. me. But you have to shake it." Oct. 30, 1974. "I know I was viewed the fight as the 32-year- Dundee was confident that many boxing writers left and "I couldn't believe I hadn't Foreman returned to a 20- there." old Ali's last hurrah, not as Ali would win, even though others en route to the fight knocked him out in the third by-30 dressing room jammed There, was Kinshasa. Zaire, another step up the ladder of Ali's strategy bothered him. reversed themselves and round," Foreman said "I hit with about 200 people who now the Congo. The opponent legend. It had been seven years "I sensed it from the get-go," returned home to await the him some hard shots " wanted to know, "George, what was Muhammad Ali The fight since Ali had been stripped of he said by telephone. "My guy new date The fighters and Foreman kept winging away, happened?" Bill Caplan, who was the Rumble in The Jungle the title for refusing induction (Ali) just had the style to beat their camps remained. while Ali covered, blocked was Foreman's publicity man, — a match that put "rope-a- into the military and it had this guy. In this profession, Dundee couldn't remember many of the champion's punch- said. dope" into the language of box- been about 3 1/2 years since he style is everything." how long he stayed, but he said, es and occasionally fired away In the other dressing room, ing. had failed to regain the cham- Foreman's style back then "There were 2,624 hyacinths on in flurries. An eight-punch flur- the world press was listening to "It was his idea (to go to the pionship against Joe Frazier. was to bludgeon opponents into the Zaire (Congo) River. I ry by Ali at the end of the fifth Ali bellow, "I told you I was The ropes)," Angelo Dundee, Ali's Between the wise-cracking. submission. Ali was to "float counted them." round changed the course of the Greatest." GREIG BASKETBALL- CROSS Continued from page one. Along with achieving on the Continued from page one. to beat The non-conference Conlinued from page one. not, they are going to beat us." volleyball court. Greig has set schedule is again difficult with Falcon men race at noon and 100 fold. She is not a selfish standards in the classroom. She In terms of the league. not allow the teams we are trips to Detroit. Ohio State, competing against, Kent, Ball player, she knows who she is is a elementary education Knoblauch tabs defending the women race at 11:00 a.m. in playing for. That makes all the State, and Marshall, to put major and carries a 3.72 g.p.a. champion Toledo as well as Xavier and Youngstown State the Mid-American Conference difference in the world because three guys ahead of our first. If Kent, Western Michigan and and tournaments at Montana she has the right perspective." "I'm very proud of Heather," we get out top three in before Championship meet. The races the setter's father, James Greig Eastern Michigan as the teams Greig says she would like to State and Virginia Tech. they get their top three in, we will be held at Kent State Uni- continue to play volleyball in said. 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OH 43402 Page 10 The BG News F Friday, October 29, 1999 TANDINGS National Hockey League National Football League NBA Preseason Glance wm WIRE At A Glance At A Glance EASTERN CONFER- AMERICAN CONFERENCE ENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE McKeon reluctantly accepts extension Atlantic Division Atlantic Division East AP Sports W- ter W L T Pts W L T Pet. V L Pet GB CINCINSATI — After an awkward week of New Jersey 5 3 1 12 Miami 5 1 0 .833 Orlando 6 1 .857 — wrangling over terms, both sides got what they 1'hll.ulclphia I 6 1 10 New Eng 5 2 0 .714 New Jersey 4 2 .667 1 1/2 ultimately wanted: Jack McKeon gets to keep NY. Rangers4 7 0 9 Indianapolis 4 2 0 .667 Miami 3 3 .500 2 1/2 managing, the Reds get to keep him for at least Pittsburgh 2 3 2 7 "Buffalo 4 3 0 .571 Boston 3 4 .429 3 one more year. NY. Islanders2 5 0 5 NY. Jets 1 6 0 .143 Philadelphia 3 4 .429 3 McKeon accepted a one-year contract exten- Northeast Division Central Washington 2 3 .400 3 sion Thursday that was less than he thought he W L T Pts Jacksonville 5 1 0 .833 deserved after a remarkable season. McKeon, 68, Toronto 8 3 1 17 New York 2 5 .286 4 led the small-market club to 96 wins and a close Tennessee 5 1 0 .833 Central Division Ottawa 6 2 1 13 Pittsburgh 4 3 0 .571 brush with the playoffs. W L Pet GB Boston 2 5 4 8 Baltimore 2 4 0 .333 Milwaukee 7 1 .875 — Buffalo 2 6 2 6 Cincinnati 1 6 0 .143 Ilgauskas has foot examined by specialist Montreal 3 8 0 6 Detroit 5 2 .714 1 1/2 Cleveland 0 7 0 .000 The Associated Press Southeast Division West Indiana 5 3 .625 2 W L T Pts Kansas City 4 2 0 .667 Charlotte 4 3 .571 2 1/2 CLEVLLAND — Cleveland Cavaliers center Florida 6 3 1 14 San Diego 4 2 0 .667 Toronto 4 3 .571 2 1/2 Zydrunas Ilgauskas flew to Houston on Thursday Carolina 4 2 3 11 Seattle 4 2 0 .667 Cleveland 3 4 .429 3 1/2 to have a specialist examine the sore left foot that Atlanta 2 5 2 7 Oakland 4 3 0 .571 Atlanta 3 5 .375 4 kept him out of all the Cavs exhibition games. Tampa Bay 2 5 16 Denver 2 5 0 .286 Chicago 2 5 .286 4 1/2 Ilgauskas, who last season missed all but five • Washington 2 4 2 6 NATIONAL CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE games because of a broken left foot, suffered a toe Midwest Division Central Division East infection in the same foot earlier this month. It W L T Pet. W L Pel GB W L T Pts required treatment with antibiotics. Dallas 4 2 0 .667 Utah 4 3 .571 — Detroit 7 1 1 15 Since then, Ilgauskas has been experiencing St. Louis 6 4 0 12 Washington 4 2 0 .667 Minnesota 4 4 .500 1/2 enough pain to keep him off the court. Nashville 4 3 19 N.Y. Giants 4 3 0 .571 San Antonio 2 3 .400 1 Chicago 14 4 6 Arizona 2 4 0 .333 Dallas 2 5 .286 2 The Cavs had no information on the results of Northwest Division Philadelphia2 5 0 .286 Houston 2 5 .286 2 Ilgauskas' latest exam on Thursday. W L T Pts Central Denver 1 6 .143 3 Vancouver 6 3 2 15 Detroit 4 2 0 .667 Vancouver 1 7 .125 3 1/2 Cavaliers waive Boykins, Thomas, Fish Colorado 5 4 2 12 Green Bav 4 2 0 .667 Pacific Division The Associated Press 3 0 .500 Edmonton 3 5 2 10 Tampa Bay 3 W L Pet GB CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Cavaliers Chicago 3 4 0 .429 waived guard Earl Boykins, forward Jamel Calgary 2 7 2 6 Portland 6 0 1.000 — Pacific Division Minnesota 3 4 0 .429 Thomas and center Matt Fish on Thursday. Phoenix5 2 .7 14 1 1/2 W I. T Pts West The Cavaliers signed all three players on Oct. .625 2 San Jose 7 5 0 14 St Ix>uis 6 0 0 1.000 Seattle 5 3 4. Los Angeles 6 3 2 14 San Fran 3 4 0 .429 L.A. Clippers 4 3 .571 2 1/2 The 5-foot-5 Boykins played in 17 games for Dallas 6 4 1 13 Carolina 2 4 0 .333 Golden Slate 3 4 .429 3 1/2 the Cavaliers last season, averaging 2.6 points Phoenix 5 2 3 13 New Orleansl 5 0 .167 L.A. Lakers 3 4 .429 3 1/2 per game. Anaheim 5 5 1 12 Atlanta 6 0 .143 Sacramento 3 4 .429 3 1/2 The team's roster now stands at 14 players. Elite team takes gamble with Toyota engines By MIKE HARRIS Ganassi Racing put them in won three straight CART those other guys," Ganassi said AP Motorsports Writer their new Reynards, is another FedEx Series championships, "Besides, it's not just one com- EARN UP TO $1000 FONTANA, Calif. — Looking in a scries of gambles by the could make it four straight ponent that wins races. It's a *This Semester* for the kind of edge that turned team owner. Sunday if rookie Juan Montoya total team philosophy, team By Posting Your his team into a powerhouse "You've got to stay ahead of can overcome a nine-point lead confidence and team makeup Lecture Notes Online four years ago, Chip Ganassi is the curve, baby," Ganassi said. by Team Kool Green's Dario that wins races. "You look at those guys from Franchitti, who also drives a switching to unproven Toyota "I fully expect to stay at the Register on-line now: Toyota and you see a hunger for Reynard-Honda engines for 2000. front of the grid." @ www.Studv24-7.com The decision to abandon winning that I haven't seen The top three drivers in the Honda, whose engines have before. season standings have cars Toyota, which entered CART (888) 728-7247 dominated the series since "If you just look at (Toyota's) powered by Honda engines, one with its brand new engine in 1996, the year Target/Chip performance in the last couple reason why Ganassi chose to 1996, has never had one of the FREE CLASS NOTES! of races, you'll see a big spike make this chancy move. top teams in the series to show- STUDY24-7.com WINTHROP TERRACE up," he added. "And don't for- "There are only so many case its product. fHf.UIIl'U* APARTMENTS get, Honda had only won one teams out there that can win "Our progress hasn't been as '. f amily p Fairbanks' goalie challenges icers mfap£MJ&Gr By DAN MED for them; he's basically been By KATIE WOODS tially deaf self," Irene said. in the zone since the very The BG News first night he played and The BG News result a genetic dis-1 This weekend will be for The University of Alaska- Sharon Sheppard-Scott order inherited Sharon Sheppard-Scott. Fairbanks split their week- he's obviously seeing the from her father. | When Irene told her puck real well." will be presented as Parent end series with No. 3 Also, whether BG's power of the Year during half-time The disorder mother the news of her being Michigan. at the Bowling Green foot- Wagner's declared Bowling Green's Their freshman goalie, play, which was the best in ball game against Central Syndrome. While Parent of the Year her moth- Lance Mayes stopped 45 the league last season, will experts suggested er laughed declaring it the be able to break out of its 2- Michigan. Sheppard-Scott shots in their victory over 22 slump. was nominated for the honor putting Irene into "best news." After the news the Wolverines. He has a by her daughter, Irene special education sank in Sharon Sheppard- 2.19 goals against average Powers has used the top Sharon Scott, a sophomore and said that s Scott burst into tears dub- in the Nanooks first six line of Ryan Murphy, Adam journalism and German would never lea bing Irene "her angel." games. Edinger and Craig Dejarlais major. any spoken lan- on the top power play line That creates some ques- this week in practice. Irene Scott was one of 16 guage, Irene's Besides being recognized tions for the Bowling Green University students who mother encouraged during the football game, hockey team's weekend In the rest of the line up, her to not only learn Sharon Sheppard-Scott will Powers has bumped Chris wrote an essay under the series with the Nanooks. Bonvie from the third line to theme, "The most valuable English, but also have the honor of using Like whether the Falcon Spanish and I the President's guest house the fourth line with the lesson I learned from my Photo Provided offense, which finally came parents or caregivers was..." German as well. for the weekend. Sheppard- out of its shell with a five newcomers Ryan Fultz and Irene's six-page winning Irene wanted to Scott will also receive tickets goal performance against Tyler Knight. Ryan nominate her moth- Sharon Sheppard-Scott started to the football game, Wetterberg, Greg Day and essay was brutally honest Western Michigan Curtis Valentine will make about the hardships that er in thanks for all crying when her daughter, Irene, Saturday's buffet dinner, Saturday, will be able to that she has done Sunday's brunch and tickets up the third line. While the Irene and her mother have sophomore journalism/German penetrate the Central second line will see Austin experienced in their lives. for her. Irene said to the theatre production Collegiate Hockey her mother often maJor- told her sne won" "Hold Me." de Luis, Zach Ham and Irene revealed testimony and ner Association's newest goalie about her disability and how worked numerous jobs to sisters could go to Various off-campus busi- prodigy. Dennis Williams. help give her children every- parochial school. nesses also donated prizes to The team is hoping to her mother went against the "My mom is always doing "(Mayes) is playing out of gain momentum this week- norm to mainstream Irene thing she could. She often award to Sheppard-Scott. his head right now," Falcon cleaned and worked jobs at stuff for her children that end and pick up a few points and her sisters. she often forgets about her- •See Parent, page four. Head Coach Buddy Powers Irene Scott was born par- McDonalds just so that Irene said. "He's doing a srreat iob •See Hockey, page five. Talent show attempting to Eager students plan weekend Showing parents 'college life' is priority for many entice more inclusive crowd By CRAIG GIFFORD Amy McClellan, a sopho- parents. By CRAIG GIFFORD a talent show will be taking O'Donnell, assistant dean of more psychology major, "I am just looking forward place during Parent's students, the main purpose The BG News The BG News shared similar thoughts. to seeing my family, because Weekend. According to John of the talent show is to serve Students around the "I am looking forward to I haven't seen them since Many students at the Griffith, talent coordinator, as "an opportunity for us to University are trying to decide what they want to do going to a movie and just August and won't see them University are highly skilled the show will be taking place showcase members of our hanging out with them," she again until December," said in areas of dance, music and of the concert which annual- community." with their parents and what they want to said. Katie Kessing, a freshman other forms of entertain- ly came to the University for O'Donnell also noted that recreation ment. These students and this weekend. the talent show was "a great show their par- ents during the Top 3 Things To Do With major. "I am their abilities often go unno- "We wanted something for way to incorporate the looking forward ticed. However, on University's core values, weekend. the parents and students Everything Your Parents to catching up Saturday, during parents especially those of creative on everything weekend, a number of stu- that was not generation from going out to biased, in the past the con- imaginings and pride in a I've missed the dents will have the chance to job well done." eat to just seeing l) Going out "On The Town" certs usually attracted the their parents, last couple of showcase their talents There is going to be a months." through the University's tal- parents more than it did the are reasons why great variety of talents and they are looking Adam Hood, ent show. students," Griffith said. shows performed at this 2) Showing them a freshman According to Amy forward to this This is the first year that event, with each participant weekend. what life is like in college engineering having their own individual Many stu- major, agreed. "Parents' reason for wanting to per- dents are looking 3) Going to an form. forward to going Weekend is a Jim Finklemeier, a sopho- out on the town athletic event good thing more music major, will be with their par- because a lot of performing escape magic, ents. BG News Graphic/ MARY ROEDIGER people don't get which will include escaping to see their par- "We usually go out to eat Not only are students ents that much," he said. out of chains and locks, as during Parents' Weekend, well as an escape jacket. usually Easy Street Cafe," looking forward to going out Many students are look- "I love entertaining, it is with their parents, but ing forward to seeing an ath- said Lauren Dean, a sopho- many students are also look- fun," he said, explaining more early childhood educa- letic event with their par- why he is excited to partici- tion major. ing forward to seeing their •See Eager Students, page six. pate. Elizabeth Eckstein, a senior musical theater dance Family Weekend cures homesickness major, will be performing By IRENE SHARON SCOTT transition better than oth- said. They help build com- two acts, a tap solo and a The BG News ers," she said. "Some people munity on the floor, talk to dance solo, at the talent Upon moving onto cam- mourn leaving high school the residents and take them show. pus, several first year stu- over the lifestyle they had to events on campus. They "I enjoy any experience I dents experienced homesick- and leaving their friends." also keep their eyes out for can get, because I someday ness during the withdrawal Newman said some allevi- students having difficulty hope to make it big and go period from high with transition- professional," she said. "I school friends, fam- ing and get am very excited and honored ily, hometown or them involved. to be doing this." pets. However, sev- "J haven't seen my mother ana sisters since Anyone can Gabiel Marquez, a senior eral students the summer. Family Weekena gives me a help a student; music education major, will believe they'd suc- chance to spoil them, spread my love, ana [such as those also be performing vocal cessfully adopt to flaunt the best of Bowling Green." from] programs solos. According to the collegiate such as the Marquez, he will be perform- lifestyle due to spe- Unidentified Student UNIV 100 or ing to original songs that he cialized residence Springboard. wrote. halls, supportive faculty Also, full-time "I am very excited to be members and exceptional ators of homesickness are desk clerks in residence doing this, I was the opening residence advisers. support systems like halls," she said. "These peo- act for last year's concert, According to Linda Academic Enhancement, ple are very knowledgeable the Manhattan Transfer, Newman, senior associate Center for Multicultural and of the University and regu- and now I am excited to be director for educational ini- Academically Initiatives and lar faces that students see. BO News Photo/MIKE LEHMKUHLE able to come back and per- tiatives and the office of res- academic advisors. More They offer advice and are form something that I have idence life, first year stu- examples include greek life, very warm." Jim Finklemeier, sophomore music major, hall councils and programs, Sharon Cantu, a fresh- practices trying to get out of a straightjacket. made," Marquez said. dents might experience homesickness because they and residence advisers. man pre-law major from The talent show will be on Residences advisers are Weslaco, Texas who hasn't Finklemeier will be one of the entertainers at Saturday, Oct. 30, in the are not used to living in the Talent Show, Saturday. their own procession. the first connection students seen her parents since move- Lenhart Grand Ballroom of have to the University, she the Union, at 8 p.m. "Some people manage the •See Sick, page seven. (t October 29, 1999 Parents Weekend 1999 page 2 Places to go... Things to do... People to see Millennium Tour offers timeline of events ple become travelers in space "The thing about the plane- By BRANDI BARHITE documenting how they came to create the calendars and and time. Throughout the tarium is that the entire The BG News clocks the world uses today, show the travelers will drop night sky is shown." If the Bowling Green according to Dale Smith, in on moments-in his'ory, Weather permitting, par- nightlife doesn't interest director of the planetarium. picking up information about ticipants will be given an the Mayan calendar and the parents, the Bowling Green The program, true to its opportunity for a telescope night sky might. start of the Julian calendar. name, will also address the viewing from the rooftop The Magical Millennium Before the actual tour issue of when the millenni- observatory. • Tour, being shown Friday at um actually begins. begins, Smith leads a short 8 p.m. and Sunday at 7:30 "It's an entertaining show star talk, showing" the cur- Although a background in p.m., in the University plan- that one can actually learn rent evening sky using the astronomy could be helpful, etarium, is a two-part pro- something from," said planetarium's star projector. it is definitely not necessary gram that gives participants Rachel Shanteau, a senior Shanteau, who has to enjoy the program, Smith an opportunity to view the who operates the star projec- watched the program several said. BG night sky and view a tor during the show. times this semester, said the "Anybody who is curious star talk is informative slide presentation that takes Smith said the program is about the world would like a tour through two millenni- especially relevant as the BG News Illustration/ MARY BETH MURTHA because participants leave the program being able to this show," he said. ums. new millennium approaches. show you will know the program will begin by drop- Smith said the show is free, The 36-minute slide show "There is a lot of debate on identify prominent stars in answer." ping in on a New Year's Eve the sky. but a $1 donation is sug- traces the history of sky- when the actual millennium According to Smith, the party where four young peo- watchers and timekeepers — begins," he said. "After this "It's awesome," she said. gested. 'Hold Me' Clay, paint feature religion, culture By LISA BETTINGER The BG News portrays many The Fine Arts Center is offering two exhibits for stu- dents, faculty and visitors who have a love of art. These personalities two exhibits will cover the worlds of clay sculpture and By AMYJOL. BROWN "You've got to find the the religious culture of Haiti. reason you're a character," The BG News "Contemporary Clay: With no plot, lead, or set said Arthur Ross, fresh- man theater major. Master Teachers, Master characters, "Hold Me" is a Students" will be featuring play its cast finds difficult Moes said she relates the situations the charac- 22 clay pieces ranging from to describe and a challenge sculptures to vessels. to perform. ters are in to her own erpe- riences. According to Jacqueline Directed by Mary Jo Nathan, director of the Lodge, the production of Actors practiced for their parts school of art gallery, these "Hold Me" features works come from nationally 17 newcomers to the through acting games and improv known instructors and stu- theater department. dents who are the best of the These 17 cast mem- exercises. "They jumped best. BG News Photo/ BEN FRENCH bers portray over 85 Several of the top artists, .characters in the right into it," Lodge said. "I got who have shaped and influ- This clay sculpture is one of the featured exhibits at the Fine Arts Center play, depicting rela- enced ceramic art through tionships of people really lucky. They during Family Weekend. do have to play so their work and instruction living in the same since the 1950s and '60s, Anderson, Jack Earl, Peter visitors a glimpse into part city. many parts and ed in the Voodoo faith. you can't tell how chose one up-and-coming Voulkos, Michael Lucero, of the culture of Haiti. Earlier this month, she came "Hold Me" ties talent. Jun Kaneko, Val Cushing, to the University and hosted their lives together strong the actors The work of Haitian will be during Some of the master artists Ken Ferguson, Toshiko native, Marilene Philips is a talk about her work. through a series of Takaezu and Jim Leedy. short monologues; auditions. This is a who will be included in the the focus of "Altars and Philips has also been the some are comical, very professional exhibit include Dan A second exhibit will offer Shrines of Haiti." The exhib- recipient of several honors. some are tragic, and group." it is a collection of paintings These honors include a 1995 some, according to "Hold Me" chal- that show different religious Fellow in Painting from the one cast member, lenges its perform- places of worship in the Guggenheim. In 1993, she are eye-opening. ers not only in the small island country. received a Grolier poetry "There is one number of charac- prize and in 1992 she was a ters they act, but There will be works which Bunting Fellow in painting character that sings depict man made places of his way through also by requiring at Harvard and Radcliffe. them all to be on worship and religious impor- life," said Jocelyn tance including graveyards, Both exhibits will be open Moes, freshman sxJb stage at the same from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on BO now. nmmioa/ time. Christian shrines, Voodoo undecided major. altars and temples. Saturday and from 1 p.m. to "At the end he says iu-TBrraiivimiA "All of us are on 4 p.m. on Sunday. 'I sing to drown out my stage for an hour and a Paintings will also show half," Moes said. "The most natural areas of religious The "Contemporary Clay" screaming.*" exhibit will be showing in Lodge describes the play challenging thing is stay- significance like grottoes, ing focused." the Dorothy Uber Bryan as fast paced and non-tra- streams, trees and animals. Gallery. Despite the challenges, Philips was born in Haiti ditional, with dance and the cast has enjoyed work- "Altars and Shrines of music ranging from Frank of French and Haitian ing together and are look- descent. She lived part of her Haiti" will be found at the Sinatra to rap, intertwined ing forward to showtime. Willard Wankleman Gallery with the monologues. early life in the country. "We've had a blast," said BG News Photo/ BEN FRENCH in the Fine Arts Center. How do the new actors Lisa Fulton, freshman IPC According to the Art cope with playing so many major. "You can see that Department's schedule infor- Both exhibits are open parts? through our production." This painting shows religious worship in Haiti. mation, she also was initiat- until Nov. 7. mJ§- ^ h%s% 1? $*L^ &s M ^ A* M 4*- M M A £$ M M* M : ^.ui^_ ^',U»A1 i^iuifaiL I'^UfcriL ^diid. I^XJJJL J;£UfcJHi- _J» ;.... i Our "Family" The Family Weekend Staff Sara Eaton, Special Projects Editor Alexandria Dietz, Assistant Special Projects Editor Brandi Barhite, reporter G. Michael Graham, sports reporter Clint McDonell, Co-Copy Chief Mary Roediger, graphic designer Erin Berger, reporter Nick Hurm, sports reporter Mary Beth Wilfong, Co-Copy Chief Lisa Bettinger, reporter Dan Hied, sports reporter Ben Fry, copy editor Mike Lehmkuhle, Photo Editor Amyjo L Brown, reporter Pete Stella, sports reporter Ben French, photographer Craig Gifford, reporter Irene Sharon Scott, reporter Katie Woods, reporter Mary Beth Murtha, graphic illustrator % M- M $ix.M>, M #* r% M M M* M$ &fc M~ ** 2& J*L as M M ■LsUgrtk. ArL.U&ttiL qjtJ.Jultt.lL a^tUl^. q^ JU&ttiL a^ikilttf-a&liL1 - >, Page 3 Parents Weekend 1999 October 29, 1999 For the Little Ones... Kids' Korner, Reading Van provide entertainment, education, history for children By ERIN BERGER Gavin, a graduate assis- Education Building on extension classroom to tant in the Office of Saturday from 9-11 a.m. promote family-centered The BG News Student Life. "Well also "We call it the 'Little activities designed to Parents' Weekend has have a balloon artist Beat,1" said Marilyn enhance literacy skills been changed to Family and coloring book Braatz, public relations such as oral language, Weekend this year, and pages." specialist for the College fluency, vocabulary and along with the change of She said there will be of Education and comprehension. name come a host of new all sorts of art and craft Human Development. "The van was used in programs designed supplies for any chil- The 24-foot Putnam County as an directly for children. dren or anyone else who Winnebago van, donated outreach vehicle," On Saturday, chil- shows up. to the University by the Braatz said. "It has gone dren can enjoy a pro- "I think this is a neat Putnam County all over the place." gram called Kids Korner event because very Educational Services The Putnam County from 2-5 p.m. In this, much of it was orga- Center, is complete with Educational Services siblings and children nized by students," puppets and children's Center donated the van will be able to enjoy an Gavin said. She advised books that will be avail- to BGSU's College of afternoon of crafts and three students who able for children to Education and Human other activities in the organized the event. check out. Development to facili- Photo Provided Amani Room at the Also, in another pro- Braatz said that in tate the outreach activi- Commons. gram for children, the the past the van has the ReadinS The r adin v n one si ht is weekend. It "Well have pumpkins Martha Gesling Weber been brought to schools Centef e 9 a »• 9 families can see th so anyone can paint Reading Center Van will and also to migrant will be parked in front of the Education Building Saturday from pumpkins," said Tracey be parked outside the camps, used as an • See KIDS, page four. 9 to 11 a.m. Little Red Schoolhouse offers tours for bits of history By KATIE WOODS Their alternative was to relations specialist in the tions." The BG News set up the Educational Department of Education Wayne's favorite story to The dean's office of the Memorabilia Center, other- and Human Development. tell the children is about the College of Education used to wise know as the Little Red The look they were mystery of the ketchup bot- be filled with old school Schoolhouse. searching for was one with tle. When the schoolhouse desks, globes, readers and President Jerome and oth- double doors and a bell was taken apart for its move other education memorabil- ers decided to search for an tower. from Norwalk to Bowling ia. old schoolhouse to display "It is the kind of school- Green, an old glass ketchup As visitors saw this little the memorabilia in. house that if you were a first bottle was found between the display, they kept donating The Linder family from grader and you were draw- bricks. Inside the glass bot- more things. The college, Norwalk, Ohio heard of ing a picture of a school- tle was a note. not wanting to refuse any- Bowling Green's search and house, you would draw a pic- "When they broke the seal thing of historic and educa- donated the one-room school- ture similar to the Little Red of the bottle the paper inside tional value, accepted all the house that had stood on their Schoolhouse," Braatz said, withered. There was no way BG News Photo/ BEN FRENCH gifts offered to them. farm since 1875. explaining why the Little to tell what it said," Braatz "We had a number of Soon the dean's office was Red Schoolhouse was picked. said. Although there are a few replacement desks, other offers, but this one had Another reason they The note inside was over full and the college, along most are the original. with President Jerome, the look we were looking for," picked the schoolhouse the 100 years old when it was looked for an alternative. said Marilyn Braatz, public Linder family offered was found. Braatz likes to encourage The All-day Program. The because it was from the Those in charge of the the students to think about All-day Program allows schoolhouse like to call it a Firelands area and the what they may have written retired teachers, most of mystery because of the for future generations to College of Education thought whom are University gradu- it would be good to bring curiosity that surrounds read. something from that area to what was written on the The schoolhouse also has ates, to teach a full day of Bowling Green. paper. a program coming up called classes in costume. Today the schoolhouse is open for tours Saturdays and Sundays from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and by appointment. Many people who visit the schoolhouse are grade-school BAX Global announces... classes. Mrs. Elden, a teacher from Ridge Elementary, often brings her students to New Sorter Pay Rates the Little Red Schoolhouse for a history lesson. $11.00/hr. -Nights She also uses the school- house to give her students a spelling bee and a music les- $9.75/hr. - Days son using the antique organ in the corner of the class- room. "I love the schoolhouse," After 6 months: After 1 year Elden said. "I have used it through the years." Sarah Wayne, senior, is $12.00/hr. - Nights one of the students at the $11.50/hr. -Nights University who gives tours to groups coming through $10.25/hr. - Days $10.75/hr. - Days the schoolhouse. 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"I also they don't beat Ibledo, their Ibledo, who faced feel our team will know that The BG News 1999 season is over. Western Michigan earlier in if we don't win, our season is For those parents who are coming up to visit their son or The Falcons, who have struggled almost the entire the week, has compiled a 7- over and we don't go to the daughter this Family Weekend, they may have difficulty 8-0 overall and a 3-6-0 Mid- tournament." BG Newt Photo/ BEN FRENCH finding a place to stay. Many hotels in the Bowling Green season, face the Rockets American Conference BG enters the last week of Saturday at 10 a.m. at area are already full or filling up fast. record. the season fighting for the Women soccer play- Days Inn, 1550 E. Wooster, is already filled up to occu- Cochrane Field. This match Piccirillo believes that eighth and final berth in the ers practice for their was scheduled to take place pancy and has been for weeks. emotions and the realization MAC Conference battle against Toledo Quality Inn, 1630 E. Wooster, was full, but because of September 29th but the of the importance of the Tournament. The Falcons, recent cancellations, there are a few more rooms available. weather and an accident on match will give the Falcons Saturday at Cochrane According to the font desk of Quality Inn, as of early this the highway prevented the needed kick they need. Field at 10 a.m. week 12 rooms were available on Friday and four rooms on 'See SOCCER, page five. Saturday. , Best Western, located on East Wooster across from Harshman Quadrangle, is also full. Falcon Football takes on Chippewas "We usually sell out for a big weekend a year ahead of time because most people renew," one Best Western employ- By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM 79 tackles. the offense," Gerling said. Michigan offense will look to ee said. He has led the team with "We hope to take advantage pick apart the struggling The BG News of that." Best Western gives their guests the option of renewing For those who like offen- 93 tackles in 1997 and 129 in secondary. Ohio only threw their reservations for the same time the next year for those 1998. The passing game hopes the ball nine times in the sive football, Saturday's to bounce back after a bad families who come back for weekends such as Homecoming, noon game at Perry Stadium "We need to keep the ball last game but the Chipps are Family weekend or Lil' Sibs and Kids weekend. in front of us," Flynn said. game at Ohio. Gerling called known for a good air attack. It is a good idea for first year students to get reservations could be one to attend. it "one of those days" "One of our problems has The Chippewa offense for upcoming events now so that they have the opportunity Throughout the season. been giving up big plays. because he didn't believe the to reserve that date for future years, the employee said. Bowling Green and Central That's an area we'd like to Bobcats did anything spe- averages 362.4 yards per lb avoid this problem many student's parents such as Michigan could turn out to cut down. We also need bet- cial. game good for fifth in the Freshman Sarah Duncan's parents are leaving Bowling be an offensive showdown. ter pressure to the passer. They might need to have a conference. Green and staying at a hotel in Maumee. Although she was Both Falcon coach Gary We haven't been happy with big game because Central's "We try to have balance," not sure what hotel they were staying in, many Maumee Blackney and Chippewa that." defense ranks fourth against Flynn said. "We like to hotels, including the Maumee Days Inn still have plenty of coach Dick Flynn's teams That should make quar- the run giving up an average establish the run then go for rooms available. have struggled against the terback Andy Sahm, who of 139.9 yards per game. the passing game." Another close to Bowling Green option, is the hotels in pass this year. will play the entire game "They're very good defen- Junior quarterback Pete Perrysburg. Many of these hotels, like Bowling Green's, are Flynn's 2-5 overall and 1- unless an injury occurs, as sively," Blackney said. "They Shepherd averages 191.6 full. One such hotel is the Holiday Inn in Perrysburg. 3 Mid-American Conference well as wide receivers Kurt play a defense very similar Many parents, especially those that live within a 60 team ranks last in the con- Gerling, Aaron Alexander to the one Pitt(sburgh) runs. yards per game. Senior co- miles radius, are bypassing the idea of hotels all together. ference against the pass. and Robert Redd smile. They put eight or nine peo- captain D.J. Durkin is look- They are choosing to drive up Saturday morning, enjoy the The Chippewas yield 238 Flynn said his team plays ple in the box. Usually, ing to be back in the lineup days festivities, then drive home Saturday evening. yards passing per game. more man-to-man than in they're shaded to your tight for the game. That might be a reason why the past. end." "That's a big key to our Parent junior free safety Brian "We hope to get our Like the Bowling Green defense and to winning this continued from page one. talked about her mother's Leigeb leads the team with receivers more involved in offense, the Central week," Durkin said. "We strength. She shared how need to get more pressure on The gifts ranged from gift after suffering years of certificates to various local physical and mental abuse the quarterback and not give restaurants, apparel from from her father she finally him so much time to look the differ- down the field." ent book- : ifound the stores in courage His top target is receiver the area, "She is my friend, my to divorce Jamarl O'Neal, who has 40 and gifts h i m catches for 673 yards. mother, and my mentor." seven from years Blackney said Will Sullivan Kleaver's will probably guard him. Jewelry Irene Sharon Scott ago. 11 "I The Falcons can't forget Sheppard-Scotts Daughter and The inherited about senior tailback Eric Flowerbasket. all my Flowers. Flowers has aver- The contest was spon- disabilities from my father, but I inherited my strengths aged 115.4 yards per game in sored by the University five games. He was injured Activities Organization. from my mother," Irene According to Rachel said. earlier in the year. Fulkerson, public relations Irene explained that she "He hits it hard north and chair of UAO, the essays is very close with her moth- south," Blackney said. were judged on theme, orga- er. She tells her mother BG News Photo/ BEN FRENCH "When he gets it, he gets nization, content, word everything, knowing that positive yards. He has a choice, and grammar. Three The football team is seen taking on the RedHawks earlier this season. graduate assistants from she can trust her complete- knack for picking, sliding the English office judged the ly- On Saturday the team will battle Central Michigan at Perry Stadium. and finding the opening." essays. "She is my friend, my In her essay, Irene also mother, and my mentor." Jfe £& II $L • & lit vjfcak. Family Weekend '99 Family Weekend '99 Family Weekend '99 Family Weekend '99 Family Weekend '99 Family Weekend '99 Family Weekend Tom Mather at WITH THE FALCONS The University Bookstore FALCON FOOTBA KEY FALCON BASKETBALL Saturday October 30,1999 Saturday, Oct :29 Saturday, Oct. 30 12:00pm to 3:00 pm BGSU vs. Central BCSU Preview Men's SIGNING BOOKS! Michigan vs*w Basketball Team Alaska-Fairbanks Kickoff@ •35 pm Free Admission 12:00 Noon Free Candy '%* **oe Bookstore Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:00 - 6:00 Friday 8:00-5:00 372-2851 Saturday 9:00 - 5:00 i I Page 5 Parents Weekend 1999 October 29, 1999 TailgatingABFAEZH0IKAMN^Qi forms informal Family Weekend IPSTYOXYQ plans for greeks By KATIE WOODS to tailgate before each home involves everyone's parents are having an open house sorority. Omicron Pi, her chapter is football game. This weekend making chili and then they with donuts and coffee, The Alpha Sigma Pi's are having a brunch Sunday The BG News the tents also having an open morning which includes a Many greek organizations will be house before the football slide show. are celebrating the weekend filled with game, according Stoner. "We also have two sepa- with their parents and fami- food and "We want to let all the parents get to know each After going to Greek town rate weekends for parents," lies along with the rest of drinks for and then the they plan on Dembinski said, continuing, campus. Most of the activi- the parents other casually" taking their parents to "one for moms and one for ties arc planned around the and stu- somewhere informal like dads." football game on Saturday. dents alike, Greg Stoner BW3's. Many other sororities and On thing that all greek he said. "We want to let all the fraternities also have sepa- organizations have the The Alpha Sigma Pi parents get to know each rate weekends to celebrate opportunity to take part in is Alpha Phi's other casually," said and spend time with their Greek Town, according to are having their annual chili throw all the chili together. according to Erin Oyster. It Stoner. parents which may be one Greg Stoner, Alpha Sigma Pi dinner before the game. "Like a big potluck," gives their parents a chance According to Jenr:fer reason not many chapters member. Greek Town is the According to Brooke Mohajer said. to see their house and learn Dembinski, member of Alpha have any formal activities tents that allow each chapter Mohajer, the chili dinner The Alpha Chi Omega's a little more about their for Family Weekend. AB rAEZHGI KAMNHOnPSTYOXYQ Hockey- Soccer Continued from page one. Powers said. "We're still in 22 shots on goal in the third Continued from page four. taken control of the first getting the results we want the developmental stage, so from a team that was pre- period. That's more shots who are tied with Toledo for place spot in the conference or deserve." I don't want to commit to than we've had in whole with a 13-4-1 overall mark dicted to finish last in the ninth place, need the win Falcon notes: more than that game." games. It shows you what Saturday to solidify their and is followed by Eastern Central Collegiate Hockey Freshman goalkeeper Association. Alaska has always been a happens when a goalie gets spot in the MAC elite. BG Michigan. Buffalo, Miami, team known for work ethic in a zone. If he's playing that "We were picked to finish also needs Kent to lose Ohio, Northern Illinois, Enka Flanders has compiled over skill. well, more power to him." sixth," Edinger said. "So we Saturday because that Western, Kent, BG, Toledo, a 5-9-1 record in goal and "They're not going to come Powers said that his team have to make sure we beat would tie the Falcons and Marshall and Ball State all that way to lay down and has a goals-against average the teams that were picked will have to make sure they Golden Flashes with 12 round out the conference let us beat them," Junior of 2.17. behind us. You've gotta be get good offensive pressure points each. Because the rankings Defenseman Doug Schueller and take away Mayes' visi- prepared for any team that Brown and Orange defeated "We really are hoping for Freshman forward Jill said. "It's gonna be a tough bility. you play in this league, any- Kent earlier in the season, a Kent loss," Piccirillo said. Conover leads the Falcons battle all around." "When a goalie is seeing body can beat anybody." they would win the tie- "We are in control of our own lb the Nanooks win the puck the way he is, I'm with 20 points, followed by Tyler Masters will once breaker and advance to the fate but our season is on the against Michigan, a team looking at the fact that we've junior forward Michelle Lisy again get the nod in net tournament. line. We have been playing Friday. However, Powers that BG has had trouble got to get tips and rebounds Central Michigan has good soccer but we are not with 18. with in recent years, doesn't said he is not sure who he and get some traffic in front," he said. Kids will throw in goal Saturday. have Powers too concerned. "It doesn't matter because The puck drops at the "Tyler will play Friday Continued from page three. children. They have tried to siblings. Michigan totally dominat- BGSU Ice Arena at 7:35 p.m and we'll go from there," Other than the reading plan enough things to keep Also, McPeek mentioned ed," Powers said. "They had Friday and Saturday. center van visiting and Kids' children interested the that there are non-tradition- entire weekend as well, not Korner activities, there will al students, many of whom just during certain hours of i be a host of other activities have families of their own. 4 the day. Now the weekend has been for children this weekend. "This change reflects the According to Susan expanded so that even their 0: A~ ...I£H;U ,.-.-: ~JB'li reality of the make-up of the McPeek, graduate intern in BGSU community," McPeek spouses and children will family services for the Office said. She said that although have things to do. & &* M& M ■&• of Student Life, planners of parents certainly support The newly-named Family the weekend have tried to college students, there are Weekend will have some- make more programs in gen- also other family members thing for everyone, even . Jut SA'Mi. -4^L ill £ JU eral that appeal to young that support them, such as children. Family Weekend'99 Family Weekend'99 Family Weekend'99 Famty WELCOME FAMILY! Stop in and see us for all your BGSU souvenirs! GOOD LUCK TO COACH BLACKNEY & THE FALCOHS BEAT CENTRAL MICHIGAN! • BGSU JACKETS & CAPS • STADIUM BLANKETS • PARENTS SPORTSWEAR • STADIUM CUSHIONS • T-SHIRTS & SHORTS THE BEE GEE BOOK STORE • SWEATSHIRTS • GLASSWARE Your complete • MUGS & OTHER off-campus connection BGSU MERCHANDISE 353-2252 PARENTS' WEEKEND HOURS ACROSS FROM SATURDAY 9:00-7:00 HARSHMAN SUNDAY 10:00-4:00 October 29, 1999 Parents Weekend 1999 Page 6 Eager Students Continued from page one. Lewis soars high during senior year ents. "I am taking my parents By NICK HURM recepts, and service aces. life, which would to a hockey game because Lewis also has over 1,000 also explain the they [the games] are awe- The BG News kills in her career which is a way slu- is. some," Hood said. One can almost hear the mark only eight other Intimidating to While some are excited countdown begin seconds Falcons have surpassed. But her opponents on to watch the games, before Melissa Lewis pre- none of these numbers mat- the court with Kessing is excited to per- pares to smack down a kill. ter to Lewis. her big hit and form for her parents. Three...two...one....We have "If we could win a MAC impressive skill "My mother will finally lift-off of number seven. championship, I would trade of the game, get to see one of my march- What follows is a combi- all those numbers in," Lewis Lewis has a very ing band performances, the nation of grace and power. said. "I am proud of what I different side of only one she'll be able to The Bowling Green left-side have done and I think it is a her off the court. make this year," Kessing hitter glides upward around great accomplishment. It's a "My parents said. three feet off the ground so great feeling, but I would are so supportive, Students also want to smoothly. Then with one rather win. That is just how Lewis said. "Both show their parents what swat she sends a volleyball I am." of them are very goes on around campus. hanging through the air Lewis has never been the nice people, and I "It is a time to show my down like a guided missile. one that has wanted to be in think that I parents how I love this "Someone with her jump- the spotlight. After she learned from BG News Photo Illustration/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE University and how well I ing ability will have an easi- picked up her 1,000th career them. They made am doing, I can also show • er time hitting the shots that kill against Kent on October every match, and Bowling Green volleyball left-side hitter Melissa Lewis has them my room especially she does," BG coach Denise my dad when he my picture collection of 8, she talked and talked over 1000 kills in her career with the Falcons. Her goal is Van De Walle said. "She is about how much the win could, traveled to scooters," McClellan said. strong and hits a hard ball. meant to the team rather every single to win Mid-American Conference championship. Lewis All around, students feel The reason I am so than her accomplishment. Junior Olympic demonstrates her leaping abilities. that Family Weekend is a impressed with Melissa "Volleyball is a team tournament good idea. right now is because she is They are a big part of my team," Lewis said. "She saw I already know how to man- "It is a good weekend for sport," Lewis said. "It's not me and was pretty hard on age my time." playing in pain. She has had an individual sport so you game." the students to show their pains in her shins for two Lewis was introduced to trying to get me to come Lewis is a human science parents campus life," Dean have to put the team first. here. I made my decision years. She just knows that It's something I even experi- volleyball in fourth grade. major and carries a 3.12 said. she has to play with it." Once she started playing, before we got to tournament g.p.a. She believes she has "Parents weekend is enced in high school. I have time my senior year. I totally The Mansfield native, she automatically fell in love many options to choose from great because everybody never been one that has believe that I made the right who is in her senior year wanted to be in the spot- with the sport. By her sopho- after volleyball including loves their parents and one." with the Falcon volleyball light." more year in high school, she becoming an athletic trainer. misses them greatly," team, is having her best year liked it so much that she quit A couple of other schools But the BG star hasn't ruled McClellan said. Lewis says her parents such as Kent State, Dayton, out her future in volleyball. yet. She leads the team in have had a big impact in her basketball to play the sport kills, kills per game, digs, solely. It was right around and the University of "I would like to keep play- this time when Lewis start- Pittsburgh were looking at ing," Lewis said. "They have ed growing. her. Lewis liked the coach- women's club teams that I ing and loved the campus. Family Weekend '99 Before this point, she said would probably get into if that she was always one of Over her four years play- anything. It would be neat to ing for BG, Lewis says some play in the professional ELECT the shortest on the team. After her growth spurt, she of the qualities she has league, but I don't know if believes this was when she learned on the volleyball that is possible for me." started to excel over her court will help her later on in Whatever Lewis decides MURA £s competition. life. to do she is respected and By her junior year, she "Volleyball is such a great liked by her teammates on was making a definite experience maturing wise and off the court impact. Her success was because you have so many "She is a great teammate responsibilities. We're here and person," junior middle- An Experienced. Proven Leader enough for Bowling Green head coach Denise Van De three to four hours a day, hitter Krista Davis said. ■Business owner of Falcon House Walle to notice. which helps us manage our "She gives everything on the Sporting Goods time. It will be great when I court and off the court. 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I took him everywhere move-in day, is experienc- er Jeremy Banks proofreads with me." ing homesickness. my papers and gives me out- Being actively involved in Several factors make her put. In high school, I was a B University organizations homesickness tolerable. Her average student and only and events, the University is M Hunan resident adviser, Sara cared for sports. Maybe I like a second home for Riccardi, encourages her to shouldn't say this but as of Yerkey. £pr Buffet meet people and go places. now I have a 4.0 GPA." A student originally from In addition, Cantu calls Sprung is also involve in Colorado said she doesn't Chinese Restaurant home twice a week. Phi Kappa Phi. Sprung's have a home to be homesick parents won't be coming this about. 10% off with student ID Although she plans to go weekend. 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Call Jim, 1 -800- 0375 afternoons positions Applications can be picked up Tel: 419.354.9120 I know you 627-6276. 1997 Cutlass Supreme 43,000 mi. Auto- at the First Year Experience Program Regular Hours: Monday - Friday Do you know me? Wanted power steer, locks, A8S. $11900 obo. I am excited, Play costumed educational characters for Office, 406 Moseley Hall. Applications are 8 30 $ir, .1:30 pm school aged children Reliable transpona- 352-6817. duo Fnday, November 5. 1999. because soon you will see Love Big? 25* color television Brand new w/brand ?'s call 2-9646 A Public Service Announcement From KD APT KD 2 graduation tickets needed. ASAP'! Will tion need BG area. 614-297-8688 pay c.i 419-625-7318, leave message RESIDENTIAL ASSISTANT position as- new TI-B3 $320 354-6539 JOYCE KEPKE for Mayor KA Lil' Kelly KA AHA'AHA'Ac A'A^A JOHN MURA for Council At-Large December graduation tickets wanted, sisting persons with mental '89 Cavalier Z24 The women of Alpha Xi Delta would like Tonight's the night when $2300 obo. to congratulate Jen Carrol on her SARAH TOMASHEFSKI 1st Ward Cncl. WiH Pay! retardation/developmental disabilities in Wood County Democratic Parly you find It's me Call Alicia, 372-1407 daily living skills in a Residential setting. 372-6749. lavalienng to Sigma Chi Mike Kolozsi. What a great Big/Lil' pair we will be, Computer lor sale A£A'A£A'AHA'AEA Allen R Baldwin. Chair, Hey Ladies! Pan time and sub positions available POB 707, Bowling Green, OH 43402 So be at the house at ranging from 21.5 to 60 75 hours biweek- Macintosh Centrus 610 with 14 inch moni- Brewster's Halloween Cosiume Parly a quarter to six o'clock Become a SAIN facilitator & help to edu- tor Style Writer II Printer Additional soft- Costume Contest both nttes @ lam. Tel 352-5299 cate your campus on issues ol sexual as- ly Salary is $7 55/hour for first 90 days, and then on out the night will rock thereafter beginning at $9.94/nour based ware and hardware included. Best Offer Sat -Misttits Tribute Band "We Are 138" International Students and Families Love, your big'?? sault & acquaintance rape For more in- Please join us for a weekly English As A upon experience. Excellent salary and Trombone lo' sale Come check out the Gory Special Effects formation call 2-0470 or pick up an appli- Bach Stradivanus Bb Tenor Trombone by Demonomania Productions Second Language conversation group Lil Jessica- cation from the Wellnes Connection! benefit package High school diploma or Today is the day Call 353-9265 lor more mlormation "Brewster's Pourhouse. Happy Hour 3-9 Every Saturday at 4 pm at The UCF Cen- Roommate male/female needed ASAP. GED required: no experience necessary ter. 313 Thurstin For info call 352-7534 Are you excited? Positions available in Bowling Green and HONDAS FROM $500 33 oz Tankard of Domestic Beer $2.00 Love your big Own room in house across from campus $1 25 well drinks/ $1 00 shots or e-mail nrybasQbgnet bgsu edu. S233/month + utilities. Call 354-5091 Portage areas. Interested persons may Police impounds and tax repos Free popcorn & peanuts. 3 pool tables Lil' Meghan obtain an application packet from Wood For listings call 1-800-319-3323 ext 4558 fNTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE FOR CO- SAIN County Board of MR/DD, 11160 East Dads, Air Hockey. 4 Free Snuffleboard REC INNERTUBE WATER POLO ON "Where the blue of the night The Sexual Assaull Information Network Kenwood 100 watt detachable lace AM- 'Free CD ol cool music when you reg- NOV 3. IF HAND-DELIVERING. DUE BY Meets the gold of the day. is recruiting program facilitators SAIN is a Gypsy Lane Rd., Bowling Green, Ent. B. FM in dash CD player Kenwood 4 chan- ister at mybyles.com, the ultimate 3PM IN 130 PFH IF SENDING ELEC- Someone waits for you." program for women, by women & deals Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4.30pm. E.O.E. nel 240 watt amp Kenwood 140 watt 3- website for your college needs." TRONICALLY, DUE BY 12 NOON See you tonight-Love your Big w/ issues of sexual assault & acquaint- Attention Graduate Students way, 6 by 9 spkrs. $300 lor all. Will sell ance rape. II you'd like to become a SAIN Earn up to $7 /.oo/day sep. Call Jeremy 352-3678 facilitator, please call 2-0470 or pick up as a substitute teacher in the Money Orders S.25 an application from the Wellness Connec- Oregon City Schools Payday loans, checks cashed, tion (5 miles east of Toledo) Prepaid phone cards. Qualifications: Fast cash. 1068 N Main St 'Desire to work with students 354-2300 Help Wanted "Bachelor Degree (All areas) Needful I hings, a new kind ol store H0V)S£ 'Background check Would you buy something you can't see? 'HILARIOUS - A MUCH BIGGER (419)693-0661 $$ MAKE CASH WITH ONE ask for Kon or Pam 8 out of 10 people say NO!!! GUT BUSTER THAN GHOSTBUSTERS: PHONE CALL SS If you can't see it. why would you buy it? Kivitun* BtCTltJLBX Is one of thr If you know anyone (mother, father, uncle Secretary/Clerical ~lt is loo much of an inconvenience to set biggest baddest wolvi's ,i ghost mo\i<- has evtl or friend) lhal works for a company that Average 20 hrs/wk. temporary position up a time with the person who is selling SHOP unleashed. a pullet-gay can use a good machine shop you will available at Big Brothers Big Sisters of something in the newspaper or one of make a percentage of all the work I can Northwestern Ohio in Bowling Green. Re- those 'trading' papers to see what they do tor them. Call me, Allan Main, w/A-1 sponsibilities include clerical duties, gath- have for sale And if you do see it, it may Sheer off the wall audacity wildl) playful Machining m Bowling Green 353-3838 ering information with regard to process- not meet your expectations anyway. I visual elicits ing volunteer and client applications, re- would rather buy it at my convenience See Our Line O, $1500 weekly potential mailing our circu- sponsible for responding to m-person and lars. For info call 203-977-1720. when I can see it without the hassles." HOCKEY telephone inquiries in a professional man- 1 tried to sell something in a trading' ""'Put posters up on campus or get a ner, various duties to assist caseworker. paper and I ended up paying more lor my EQUIPMENT group and go Iree to Bahamas. Cancun, Position requires mature individuals able advertising than I got out of selling my on the Jamaica or Florida for Spring Break No to handle multiple tasks Requirements in- item." selling involved Lowest prices and repu- clude proficient computer skill? - Microsoft It you have something lo sell, give us a 2nd Floor! table company make it easy Word, ability to work independently Fax call first!! spnngbreaktravel com 1-800-678-6386 resumes to 419-352-9679 You can sell your items in our store Iront Activist Positions Available Sky Technology Resources, Inc -Opera- on a consignment basis to help you EARN $350; wk to protect our tions Company for Mid Am Bank and the achieve your economies ol scale'" Open Mon.-fri. 10-8; lakes, nvers, and air! Ohio Bank is looking for: 419-354-2433 1 Sat. 10-5:30; Sun. 12-5 "Fun and educational atmosphere NUMERIC OATA (CALL COLLECT) Hours are 2-10 pm M-F. Full A Part-time ENTRY PROCESSORS 134 E. Court Street Youth Hockey Equipment Call 866-4463 FT 2 00pm 11 00pm Bowling Green, Ohio Bauer •Ml •Christian Dependable, part time retail help. Day- PT 11:00am-2:00pm Sony 500 Watt (100x5) Michael Kcaton u lime hours, short drive from BG in Grand PT3:00pnv10:OOpm Dolby Digital "Ready" Receiver (won -Koho -Sherwood Rapids (419)832-1202. PT5:O0pm-1O:O0pm Like new w/warranty, $175 obo Canadian •Titan •Fe-rljnd EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS Late afternoon to evening hours, occa- Call 354-1113 for details BEETLEJUJCE Work part-time, full-time even put in over- sional Sal Previous banking and numeric Jola •Nike •Winnwtll Tnt Name In L>uobk> rremTSe Haulier time hours, around your college and per- 10 key or calculator experience helpful. Sky Tech offers: •BGSiMtd Wing! ftnqi »..!,* ».•!.■. fih. IMtu. II-Ws „ .—• Iter WI-, ton (atomr lib. sonal schedule. Work a minimum of 15 For Rent hours per week or 40 hours plus over- "Competitive wage and fee I's for A Great Selection Of H-WMH** ari\lrtBHbvMi»f!M«p«rMr«UllM*il]iiiw> «v%hU|rtariVlu**4&Urr>M'a»i Quarterly Incentive .....«..'. IIIWWI~I ..I H.~ ■!„_ .-.I,,, I. U.MHmV' !«-»*..,.IKriB'lW.r.t, time. Many college students work here. Girls 6 Women s Startingpay is $5.30 per hour with an au- "Paid vacation/Personal Days "Houses and apartments. 2000-2001 rew«(Mi«ni* AlwWhrimtfc*** (~\ ■—rrrrr. flft 'Leading Edge Technology school year. Listing available 24 hrs. at flGlRF SKATES tomatic $.25 per hour increase to $5.55 after 100 hours of service with the compa- Interested applicants should apply in per- 316 E. Merry. »3. Call 353-0325 between \ COMPETITIVE PRICES"] ny. These are unskilled jobs involving as- son, Sky Technology Resources, Inc. Op- 9am-8pm/will mail listings Also 2000 or Thursday & Friday at 8 & I I PM sembling and packaging of small pans. erations Ctr.. 1851 N. Research, BG (I75 2001 second semester apts available 123 S. MAIN ST. • 352-3610 Apply in person between the hours of to exit 181). Sky Tech values a diverse 1 bdrm apartment & 2 bdrm. apt.-10 min. 111 Olscamp Hall workforce and is in principle as well as Irom campus. $450/mo each, all utilities DOWNTOWN BG 9 00 AM and 5 00 PM (Monday-Fnday) at FREE for Students $3.00 for parents & quests ADVANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. practice, an Equal Opportunity Employer included Short-term lease. 832-5683. John d> Mary Mura, Owners INC., 428 Clough Street. Bowling Green, St Mark's Lutheran Church seeking Nurs- 1.2.3 Bedroom Apts Ohio, only 2 blocks from campus near ery Supervisor for Sunday mornings be- From only Kinko's and Dairy Queen next to the rail- tween 8 15-10:45am. ECE majors and/or $425 road tracks. experience with toddlers preferred. Send Pnvate Entrance resume lo: St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Patio Linda Contreras, 315 S College, Bowling Spacious Kitchen Green, OH 43402. Small Pets Welcome! COUPON Teachers, PT w/ FT possibilities. Experi- Varsity Square Apts. ence or education preferred, but will train. 353-7715 16" X-LARGE Must be available at least 2 30-6pm, M-F. Female roommate needed to sublet BARNEYS Send resume to Stay-N-Play Day Care. apartment $250/month including utilities ONE ITEM PIZZA 3120 S Byrne, Toledo, OH 43614. Call (419) 358-4862. 1 Wood Co Prosecutor's Youth Violence House for rent $050 Prevention Program Assistant Director's 3 bdrms. 1 bath, very low utilities, dose to CONVENIENCE MART Position Full-time 35-40hr/wk. HS diplo- campus and downtown, $630/month. Call ma & own transportation a must. Addition- 352-0206 to view. al education & exper. beneficial. Deadline One and two bedroom furnished apart- We Offer: 11/12/99 Application (419) 354-9250 The BIG BG'er ments available now 352-7454. ■ $6.75 STARTING PAY Over 3 Million Pizzas Sold Free Delivery College Tuition reimbursement ■ $ 1.00 per hour shift.differentrial 352-5166 Referral Bonus Program Flexible Hours FALL 2000 LEASING Apply at any of the Bowling Green locations: IS IN FULL SWING! 1091 N. Main 1602 E. Wooster 996 S. Main or 0773404 103 Anthony Wayne Trail fWaterville) ]C1g.ia B/* ■»**** 26520 N. Dixie Hwy. (Perrysburql 352-8431 GREENBRIAR, INC. ♦Columbia Sportswear Company f" ■ Lit-tiiwt vwrarafTrETJ' ~ "T 352-0717 NUFFLERS.BRAKE PADS. AND SHOES I FREEWINTER Winter LCAVE on out50% complete inventory Siro* lop quality, i Mercer Heinz fctehme wanantad muitief s ■ good lot as irxig as INSPECTION Wear... fou own your car 9 Parkas fin lieu ol othe' otters Most cats and light truck* Frazee Columbia Courts a Fleece rLOBETOiDFICTCFr -£5*2 ~ ~> -i- Jackets Field Manor Ridge Manor I & TIRE ROTATION %# COOLING SYSTEM ^ — t Most Cars .. . B■ -:- Vests naL, | FLUSH I ST 095» 9 " """" i Bentwood Merry St. lO "•;'..'"".".'■ * Boots irviudes Oil mm. oil change *,th up lo 5 Quarts $ ol quality Vaivoline motor oil, chassis lube, and alcornpieie vehicle safety inspection Rotate ail I i 29.95 * Thermal i*ir tires 'in i«u of other otters Underwear 352-0717 Hours: >24 E. Wooster Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. ■CCYCLINDER * Hats a Gloves fUNE-UP '$3495"] * Casual Wear fowling Green, OH 43402 Saturday 9 a.m. -1 p.m. Tujfy Does It Right Q-CYCLINDER Tuffy $AA95B 1,2, & 3 Bedroom Apts. Available. I Auto Service fUNE-UP Falcon House 44 Many locations! Centers CYCLINDER s 95 Sporting Goods UNE-UP S4 ! Open Mon-Fri 10-8 HOURS: I Sat. 10-5:30; Sun 12-5 MON. - FRI. 8am-6pm fagaj[^gj[gg1 jQ 123 S. Main Downtown B.G FALL LISTING IS AVAILABLE, STOP SAT. 8am-4pm Phone 352-3610 BOWLING GREEN 353-2444 • 1087 S. MAIN STREET John & Mary Mura, Owner IN TODAY FOR YOUR COPY! ft i £I3£JSE$&.-'J2: